This post, from April 26, has information on Liberty For Youth’s 20th Anniversary Celebration Stair Climb.
Liberty For Youth, a not-for-profit charitable organization that provides a prevention and intervention mentoring program aimed at youth, recently celebrated their 20th anniversary by having a celebratory stair climb.
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Continue reading “Liberty for Youth 20th Anniversary Celebration Stair Climb”This post, from April 24, has information on upcoming construction along Upper Wellington Street.
Residents and business owners along Upper Wellington Street – south of Rymal Road East to south of Como Place – will see crews cleaning and structurally lining of the watermains in the area.
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Continue reading “Upcoming notice of construction”This post, from April 24, has information on the City’s new Vacant Unit Tax by-law.
A new City of Hamilton residential Vacant Unit Tax (VUT) by-law aims to increase the supply of housing in the City by encouraging residential property owners to keep their properties occupied rather than vacant.
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Continue reading “Vacant Unit Tax by-law aims to increase housing supply”This post, from April 22, has details on the new accessible swing at William Connell Park.
Following the success and popularity of Hamilton’s first accessible swing at Gage Park, the City of Hamilton has recently installed its newest swing in Ward 8’s William Connell Park.
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Continue reading “Wheelchair accessible swing installed at William Connell Park”This post, from April 21, has details on temporary closures affecting the Claremont Access.
Commuters utilizing the Claremont Access, connecting the lower city to Upper James, may face temporary delays in the coming weeks.
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Continue reading “Left upbound Claremont Access lane closed for repairs”This post, from April 19, has information for eligible community members who are at high-risk of severe illness from a COVID-19 infection.
The City of Hamilton’s Public Health Unit, in alignment with the Ontario Ministry of Health, is encouraging high-risk individuals to receive their COVID-19 vaccination this spring.
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Continue reading “Public Health launching spring COVID-19 vaccination campaign”This post, from April 17, has information on a redesign slated for Allison Park this summer.
Allison Park, located in the southeastern portion of Ward 8 in the Allison neighbourhood, is slated to see park improvements this summer.
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Continue reading “Allison Park to receive makeover”This post, from April 17th, has information on the approval of a historic by-law supporting tenants’ rights.
Hamilton City Council has approved the first-of-its-kind by-law focused on preventing unfair evictions.
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Continue reading “City passes historic by-law in support of tenants’ rights”This post, from April 9th, has information on upcoming on-street transportation connection heading east-west along Bendamere Ave. and South Bend Rd.
The City is looking at enhancing the existing on-street shared connections which guide pedestrians and cyclists east-west along Bendamere Ave. and South Bend Rd.
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Continue reading “Upcoming On-Street Active Transportation Connections”This post, from April 5, has information on the City resuming pre-authorized tax withdrawals.
The City will be resuming pre-authorized property tax withdrawals as the City continues to resume its online services in the wake of the cybersecurity incident.
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