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Letter to the Editor: Biting into proposed anti-bullying law
I agree that bullying or any form of abuse is not acceptable behaviour. Do unto others after all. However, I completely disagree that there needs to be a law in this regard.
Letter to the Editor: Poking more holes in airport plan
Thanks to the Review for having the courage to question the city’s aerotropolis scheme.
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Monday, February, 20, 2012 - 3:03:52 AM
Homeowner felt "safer" letting teens drink in house "Shame on you Wendy & Doug Baron for calling yourself responsible. Responsible would have been not to allow your underage child and friends to drink or at the very least be sober enough yourself to identify a child in need of medical attention. Do"
Comment by johnsod
Saturday, February, 18, 2012 - 5:05:27 AM
Homeowner felt "safer" letting teens drink in house "It is with sadness tha I read this latest piece on the inquest. This type of behaviour has been happening in the area for years both of the underage drinking and the parents thinking it was safer , well maybe thinking isn't really an appropriate word"
Comment by Tmatt
Tuesday, February, 14, 2012 - 3:03:13 AM
From the Garden Shed: The lovely iris offers all the colours of the rainbow "[...] 'DeeDee' is breeder/owner-handled by Gloria Johnson and is co-owned by her husband Arthur . From the Garden Shed: The lovely iris offers all the colours of the ... While these parts may be of interest to a true iris aficionado, the a"
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Letter to the Editor: Speak now on aerotropolis
Hats off to Dave Braden for alerting residents of Flamborough and the rest of Hamilton to the insanity of the aerotropolis plan.
Letter to the Editor: Heartfelt thanks to shopper
I would like to say “Thank You” to the lady who found my iPod Touch in a shopping cart at Fortinos on Monday.
Letter to the Editor: Melvin Pegg will be missed by many
We lost a bit of Flamborough on January 19 with the passing of Melvin Pegg. Mel and his brother Lloyd have farmed on Safari Road all their lives. Beef, hogs, chickens and, in the last years, cash crops.
Letter to the Editor: Elizabeth II the legacy of a great king
February 6 marks the official beginning of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee (celebrating 60 years as Queen of Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, etc.). It is also a sad day as it marks the anniversary of the death of the much-loved King George VI.
Letter to the Editor: Donations keep others warm
The Strabane Women’s Institute would like to thank the members of our community for all their support.
Letter to the Editor: Generosity fills local food bank shelves
Thanks to the generosity of Flamborough schools, churches, businesses, community groups and individuals, the Flamborough Food Bank was able to provide food, clothing and Christmas gifts to families in need in our community.
Letter to the Editor: Loads of thanks from the Tyke Sabres
The Flamborough Sabres Tyke Hockey team would like to thank all of the local businesses, services, and citizens who supported their recent toy drive, bake sale, and Sabres Care wristband sales for Sick Kids Hospital.
Letter to the Editor: Friendly advice for Liberal party
Ted, you just make it too easy! Perhaps you should share rules Number 1 and 3 with your boss.
Letter to the Editor: Reader takes minister to task
I have to take MPP Ted McMeekin to task with this rhetoric. I am insulted that someone with no background in agriculture has been appointed Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. Mr. McMeekin acknowledged as much when he was appointed.
Letter to the Editor: Heartfelt thanks from Drummond House
2011 Christmas support for Drummond House was overwhelming. Our caring community went over and above to see that no woman or child was left out. Toy drives like those organized by Peggy at the LCBO, Ross at the Royal Coachman and our local firemen brought tears of joy to mothers who otherwise would not be able to provide gifts, clothing and warm winter accessories. The children giggled with anticipation as they opened presents, laughing in delight when they saw a toy.
Letter to the Editor: Webster's Falls patrons respectful
I am astounded and disgusted that some privileged residents in the Webster’s Falls area feel it is their right to curtail picnicking in the park.
Letter to the Editor: Thank you letter writers
I just wanted to say thank you to the people who wrote in recently – to Zach and Tyler’s mummy and to Ron Crawford, for their nice pieces. It was good to read something pleasant as so much in our papers is not so.
A tired mother's letter to Santa
I have tried to be good all year. I have loved and cuddled my children, read to them every night, fed, clothed and cared for them while sick, adored them every moment of every day – even when belligerent, stubborn and argumentative. I’ve made school lunches, driven them to soccer, lacrosse, hockey, play dates, fun trips, and more hockey. I have seen every game and practice – and kept a smile on my face.
Letter to the Editor: Wartime Christmas memories
During the Second World War, I spent four Christmases overseas. At that time it was just another day in a wartime situation. However, there was one that I shall never forget.
Christmas spirit from a stranger
I wanted to bring attention to the "stranger" who found my wallet in a shopping cart this morning at Fortinos in Waterdown.
Letter to the Editor: Protest lacks focus, commitment
I read the letter from Dr. Hunter and found myself saying he just proved the point of the cartoon he found so offensive; there were too many points to digest.
 
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