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From the Vault: Legacy of Brock's death
The death of General Sir Isaac Brock at the Battle of Queenston Heights on October 13, 1812 was among the reasons that the northern parts of East and West Flamborough Townships were so late to see the arrival of permanent settlers.
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From the Garden Shed: Meeting offers great tips on creating award-winning garden
At last, the cold winds have blown away and it is starting to feel like spring. Homeowners are cleaning up their lawns and gardens and inserting brightly coloured flowers to proclaim the arrival of spring.
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Queen's Park: Prosperous and fair
Hamiltonians have a lot at stake in the budget our government proposed last week. It will improve the quality of life for many, and it keeps us on a responsible track to eliminate the deficit.
Dianne Cornish
My View: Southward bound – again
Last Saturday under sunny skies, we – my sister, Kathleen, brother, Donald and I – headed out for our annual spring/summer holiday in Tennessee and Georgia.
Flamborough Seniors: A Mother's Day poem for grandmothers
A grandmother is a remarkable woman.
Pastor Bob Warriner
Faith Matters: Answered prayers
Consider the spectacular picture of God, painted by the writer of the 65th Psalm when he exclaims, “Praise awaits you, O God…. O you who hear prayer, to you all men will come.”
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Faith Matters: Walk to save mothers
On Tuesday, June 11, one of Hamilton’s own, a true local hero, Dr. Jean Chamberlain Froese, will receive an honorary doctor of laws and address the University of Waterloo’s convocation ceremony for Applied Health Sciences.
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Listen, Laugh, Inspire: A guiding hand
All throughout our lives, the future is a heavily weighted topic.
Eric Riehl, MWMG
My View: Sock it to me
I can overlook many things. Dirty dishes in the sink. Crumbs on the counter. Stacks of old newspapers. But when it comes to socks laying on the living room floor, I lose my mind.
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Parliament Hill: Walking in Lynne's Memory
As the weather finally starts to feel like spring, I look forward to a special walk on Monday, May 20 to honour the memory of a very special and courageous woman.
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Parliament Hill: Fairness for victims of violent offenders
On February 27, two years after I first introduced my Private Member’s Bill, The Fairness for Victims of Violent Offenders Act, I rose to table a strengthened version of the bill for first reading in the House of Commons.
My View: Outsmarting masked bandits
I am about to surrender to the raccoons.
Dianne Cornish
My View: The community that could
One of my favourite books as a child was about a little steam engine that pulls a long train over a mountain while bolstering its confidence by repeating, “I think I can…I think I can.”
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Parliament Hill: Remembering Charlie Cetinski
Like so many in Flamborough and Waterdown, I was saddened to hear of the passing of Charlie Cetinski. He cared so passionately about Flamborough and gave so selflessly of himself in his work to raise funds for spinal cord research. He was a great Canadian.
Dianne Cornish
My View: Driving home the message
After driving the roads of Ontario for about 40 years, it still surprises me why there aren’t more accidents when every day I witness some wild and crazy stunts performed by others behind the wheel.
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Police Beat: Thieves gas up vehicles and go without paying
Hello Flamborough. Depending on which rodent you have faith in, there is going to be six more weeks of winter or an early spring.
Listen, Laugh, Inspire: Find true happiness
Valentine’s Day is a day of love and romance for some, a day of chocolate and cards for others, but for many teens it is a day of sadness and self-pity.
Eric Riehl, MWMG
My View: Don't forsake Flamboro Downs
Big news items have captured quite a few headlines in the Review in recent weeks. The plight of the horse racing industry is one; a possible Hamilton casino is another.
 
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