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198824

Development changes top stories in 2009

The HCA was caught off guard when Hydro One began clearing an access road on land off Cootes Drive.

198865

Every penny counts in Jenna’s campaign to help others

Jenna Smith rolls up some of the penny her family has already saved up for next year’s penny drive.

198869 CHILD study looks at how environment affects health Dr. Malcolm Sears

198821 Dundas minor hockey prepared Barch for NHL Krys Barch

198831 Get on track with the Hamilton Speed Skating Club The Hamilton Speed Skating Club is a short track speed skating club. Its programs cater to children, youth, adults and experienced short track speed skaters. Pictured here, club member Laura Harley leads the pack at an Ontario Cup meet in Cambridge.

198829 Dundas minor hockey prepared Barch for NHL

198822 Karate success Students at Highland Karate, Dundas, who represented Canada at the world karate championships were honoured by the City of Hamilton for their efforts in competing with the Canadian National Team in Punta Umbria, Spain. Each year the city honours competitors who represent their country by holding a Breakfast of Champions and awarding each competitor a sports medal from the city. Pictured are Troy Drummond, AJ Jurilj, Sensei Barry Lane, Amanda Buskey, Phillip Buskey, Sensei Nicolas Saunier, Meghan Smith and Lauren Drummond.

198880 Nominate someone today Rev. John C. Holland

198827 Development changes top stories in 2009 The sale of the Dundas Post Office facility closed just before the end of the year but the new property’s owner was not yet ready to discuss her plans.

198868 Chefs serve up a delicious read Jeff Crump and Bettina Schormann are co-authors of From Earth to Table: Seasonal Recipes From an Organic Farm.

198878 Best wishes for 2010 Santa, also know as Dan Sherritt, offers a present or a lump of coal to Sam Cooper, Ruby West, Aidan Cooper, Noah Cooper and Matthias Cooper. We hope all our readers and advertisers had a happy and safe holiday season. Cheers to 2010! This photo was snapped during a media preview for Westfield Heritage Village’s annual holiday program.

198830 Development changes top stories in 2009 Dundas councillor Russ Powers enjoys a meal at the new Bangkok Spoon Deluxe, opened in December.

198828 Happy 2010! With 2010 glasses and noise makers, Tiffany Nelson (left) and Lynn Ward of the Party Packagers store in the Ancaster Meadowlands are all set to mark the new year.

198825 Go Dundas Left to right, Griffin Arsenault, Griffin Wallace, Rylan Wallace, Nolan Wallace and Sydney Arsenault wore their Gotta Be Dundas Hockeyville sweaters at the Tim Hortons skate Christmas Eve at Market Street arena.

198820 Lighting it up Photographer Lawrence Yanover recently headed out with his camera equipment to capture the festive light displays at Dundas homes lit up for the holidays.

198832 Greensville, Spencer Valley make Christmas wishes come true Spencer Valley School students Jodie Scarrow, Gillian Rooney and Tatijana Vujicic were among the students who helped make dreams come true for needy children.

198826 Blues snap slump, lose scorer Dundas Blues executive members, the Gotta Be Dundas Kraft Hockeyville committee and local kids teamed up to collect teddy bears for the Salvation Army and McMaster University Medical with a Teddy Bear Toss last week.

198877 Strike vote looming at Mohawk Sam Maga, president of OPSEU local 240 at Mohawk College, is expecting a strong yes from Mohawk faculty at the Jan. 13 strike vote.

198823 Blues snap slump, lose scorer Dundas Blues executive members, the Gotta Be Dundas Kraft Hockeyville committee and local kids teamed up to collect teddy bears for the Salvation Army and McMaster University Medical with a Teddy Bear Toss last week.

198874 Reason for the Season Members of the local Polish community were out last weekend spreading holiday cheer throughout Hamilton. The group sang both English and Polish Christmas songs at Gore Park, Fortinos on Mall Road and in Ancaster.