Jul 25, 2008
A feared outbreak of gypsy moth caterpillars in Hamilton's wooded areas appears to have been held in check - and not just by this year's aerial spraying.
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A last-ditch effort to halt pumping tests at the proposed St. Marys Flamborough quarry site this...
Everyday in Canada and the United States, 550 youths begin using drugs, eight teens commit suici...
When a kindergarten student from Millgrove Public School cut the top of his head while trading s...
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Wheel to Walk rolls through town next week
The four local heroes who are hand cycling across Canada to raise awareness of breakthrough spin...
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Group urges residents to frequent Carlisle library
Use it or lose it. That's the essence of a message being relayed to Carlisle residents this summ...
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African trip an eye-opener for police services student
Meghan Yzerman didn't hold any preconceptions about life in Africa when she embarked on a trip t...
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Water testing to startSt. Marys Cement will begin pumping tests on its proposed Flamborough quarry site next week. | read more |
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Berry season wraps up
While the local strawberry harvest might not have qualified as a bumper crop this summer, most F...
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Free fallin' - for fun and a great cause
I lived to tell the tale of my skydiving experience - and what an experience it was!...
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Father-son duo rides historical 407-mile route
The trip pushed them to their limits - and sent their spirits soaring....
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