Tamara Botting is a local journalist based in Hamilton, Ontario. With a focus on community news, Tamara writes for The Hamilton Spectator and her work has also been featured in The Welland Tribune and Niagara Falls Review. She covers a wide range of topics including local events, community initiatives, and municipal news.
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By: Tamara Botting
HALDIMAND— Grandview Lodge in Dunnville. -Haldimand Press archive photo DUNNVILLE—Grandview Lodge received 4.6% more base funding than it was anticipating for 2024/2025. “It’s a good news story,” said Councillor Rob Shirton at the October 8, 2024 Council-in-Committee meeting. While addressing Council, the long-term care home’s administrator, Amy Moore, agreed, noting, “Normally, we anticipate only a 2% increase when…
HAGERSVILLE—If things continue according to plan, there could be shovels in the ground on phase one of a new residential development in Hagersville next year. The “irregularly shaped parcel of land,” as it was described in the County staff report presented at the October 29, 2024 Council-in-Committee meeting, is about 192 acres (77.6 hectares) in size. John Douglas, a senior…
DUNNVILLE—Baygrove Line residents will continue to drive their weekly garbage and recycling to the Canborough Waste Management Facility to be processed free of charge. It’s not the outcome the residents of the private road in the Dunnville area were hoping for, but it was preferable to the option County staff recommended to Council on October 29, 2024. At the end…
CALEDONIA — Each Remembrance Day, we’re asked to pause and think about those who gave their lives for their country – both those who never came home, and those who did but were forever changed by their experiences.
By: Tamara Botting
YORK—Members of the Grand River Spinners and Weavers Guild regularly demonstrate their skills at various local community events. On November 16, everyone is invited to come to the group’s open house in York. —Submitted photo. YORK—Ina Muller first saw a spinning demonstration at Black Creek Pioneer Village while going to York University.“I knew from that moment on that I wanted…
Group welcomes financial contributions to efforts SELKIRK—Well before the trick or treaters had darkened anyone’s doors, the Women of Selkirk were already well into their plans to deck the halls of Selkirk Centennial Community Centre for Christmas Day. Members of the group – which was only started earlier this year – are inviting everyone to come out to a free…
CAYUGA—Local business owner Kim Burrows is expanding an initiative to make sure everyone gets a gift this holiday season.
By: Tamara Botting
DUNNVILLE—From left, Recreation Therapist at Grandview Lodge Megan Herkimer, resident Tom Henderson, and artist Ron Wilkie were on hand for the official unveiling of Wilkie’s paddle artwork for the long-term care home. Grandview has long been a partner organization with Paddles of the Grand. —Submitted photo.
CAYUGA—Work is expected to begin soon on some improvements to the Coach House kitchen at Ruthven Park National Historic Site. Site Administrator Brittany Van Dalen said, “We are anticipating to begin the project this winter and have it completed by spring before we begin our summer tour season.”
HALDIMAND—Animal control is an important municipal service, but one that might not be top of mind for most residents.
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