HAMILTON PUBLIC: hamilton county public library

F1: Hamilton Tops Jerez Charts Speed TV
McLaren rookie Lewis Hamilton became the first man to outpace a Ferrari in winter testing this Thursday at Jerez, when the Briton posted the fastest time among the 17 cars in action at the Spanish track.
Mayor Eisenberger aims to make council accountable to public Stoney Creek News
Mayor Fred Eisenberger's top priority in his new administration is to regain the trust of Hamilton residents. Mr. Eisenberger said he will be establishing a code of conduct that is expected to provide a guide to politicians' actions.
Public Health Services STD & Anonymous HIV Clinic Stoney Creek News
New clinic hours effective January 2007 for the STD Clinic and Anonymous HIV Testing Clinic at the Hamilton General Hospital. The Clinic will now be opened on Wednesdays from 4:30 to 7 p.m. and be closed on Tuesdays.
Storyteller to visit Hamilton-Wenham Library The Salem News
HAMILTON - The Hamilton-Wenham Public Library will be bringing the sounds of the Caribbean to the North Shore as it hosts famed folksinger and storyteller Mary Jo Maichack tomorrow afternoon at 3:30.
Zonta Club award recognizes young female leaders Stoney Creek News
The Young Women in Public Affairs Award is sponsored by the Zonta Clubs of Hamilton-Wentworth to recognize female secondary school students, 21 years of age or younger, for their volunteer efforts in their school and community.
Police association steps up campaign for officers Stoney Creek News
The Hamilton Police Association is calling on its 700 members to work by the book and "utilize discretion" in pursuing traffic violations as part of a campaign to draw public attention to what its says is a critical shortage of patrol officers.
Hamilton budget woes put jobs in jeopardy The Trenton Times
HAMILTON -- Serious budget problems have put the township in "dire financial straits" and could force council to slash municipal jobs, including the mayor's top aide and the entire technology department, a council member warned this week.
All city polls may be made public, says Winnipeg mayor CBC via Yahoo! Canada News
Winnipeg Mayor Sam Katz says he may make all city polls public to stave off "silly articles," after reports this week that one person tried to get the results of a private poll about the proposed OlyWest hog plant.
Hamilton’s contract extended Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
University of Alaska President Mark Hamilton’s contract has been extended three years and his yearly salary has been increased by nearly $35,000. In addition, the president has been promised an additional $210,000 bonus if he stays at the university through 2009.
Debra Saunders: Whittier Daily news
EVEN if the Iraq Study Group represents a collection of the usual self-congratulatory swells who are positively breathless in their admiration of each other's ability to come to - all bow - a "bipartisan consensus," the 10 members are right about this much: If the American public isn't on board, U.S. policy in Iraq is, as co-chairs James Baker and Lee Hamilton wrote, "doomed to failure."
hamilton+public: hamilton county public library | hamilton public schools | hamilton county public library | hamilton public schools | hamilton+public