This post, from June 28, has details on recent community celebrations launching two newer Ward 8 play structures.
Community events at Ridgemount Park and Captain Cornelius Park were two years in the making as COVID delayed community launch parties.
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Continue reading “Community celebrates launch of two play structures in Ward 8”This post, from June 25, has information on volunteering opportunities to remove buckthorn at Captain Cornelius Park (and volunteering with goats in Aldershot)
Do you love goats? Would you like to meet some goats (in Aldershot)? Do you want to help keep a quaint little forest in Ward 8 free of an invasive species? This post may be for you.
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Continue reading “Hamilton Naturalists’ Club seeking volunteers”This post has details on the Notice of Hybrid Meeting for 60 Caledon Ave, taking place on July 5.
The application for the lands at 60 Caledon Avenue is scheduled for hearing before the Planning Committee on July 5th, 2022.
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Continue reading “Notice of Hybrid Meeting for 60 Caledon Ave”This post, from June 23, has details on upcoming construction along Lynbrook Drive.
A stretch of Lynbrook Drive, from Rolston Avenue to Millbank Place, is slated to begin this week which may impact local residents.
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Continue reading “Road Resurfacing to take place in the Rolston Neighbourhood”This post, from June 21, has information on new measures to reduce barriers to voting as well as details on new ways to vote this fall.
With the municipal election slated to take place on October 24, the City is announcing new measures focusing on increasing access and reducing barriers when it comes to this year’s election.
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Continue reading “Hamilton making this year’s voting experience more accessible”This post, from June 20 has details on ‘United for Ukraine’, a photo exhibit featuring images from Ukraine’s War with Russia from 2014 to now.
Members of the Ukrainian, Latvian, Estonian, Polish and Lithuanian communities have launched a photo exhibit called United for Ukraine: Images of War 2014-2022.
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Continue reading “‘United for Ukraine’ photo exhibit on now at Hamilton City Hall”This post, from June 17, has information on Green Venture’s Greener Homes Grant and Home Efficiency Rates.
Green Venture, whose goal is to empower Hamiltonians to implement greener practices in their homes and communities to make our city a climate champion, is encouraging residents to learn about their energy programs.
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Continue reading “Wanting to reduce your home’s carbon footprint? Paying too much for heating and cooling? Green Venture can help with that”This post, from June 14, has information on a Heat Warning for the City this coming week.
With temperatures slated to rise over the next few days, the Medical Officer of Health has initiated a Heat Warning for the City starting June 15.
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Continue reading “Heat Warning notification for the City of Hamilton”This post, from June 14, has updated information on the Keddy Access Trail Street Art Project.
The City is inviting street, mural and graffiti artists or artist teams to create a series of murals for the Keddy Access Trail.
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Continue reading “City seeking artists for Keddy Access Trail Street Art Project”This post from June 10, has details on Hamilton’s credit rating moving from AA+ to AAA.
S & P Global Ratings, considered by many to be one of the world’s biggest credit-rating agencies, has given the City of Hamilton’s fiscal management a vote of confidence as its rating is moved from AA+ to AAA.
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Continue reading “City’s credit rating raised to “AAA””
