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"Mayor Gosling and team will run again"

After running on the same slate as candidates in the 2009 Hamilton Municipal Election, Mayor Charles Gosling and his administration have announced their intention to run again. For the city’s May 10 election, Mr Gosling stands with Deputy Mayor and A...
Apr 13, 2012
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"Work begins to remove fountains"

The City of Hamilton has dismantled the fountains in front of City Hall as plans to fill in the Reflecting Pool move forward. The move was said to be a temporary measure aimed at keeping the public safe as the City determines the pool’s future. The C...
Apr 12, 2012
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"City inks new deal with hotel developers"

Plans to build a new five-star hotel in the heart of Hamilton moved one step closer to fruition yesterday. Hamilton Mayor Charles Gosling and Ted Adams III of Unified Resorts signed new agreements and a ground lease for the Par-la-Ville site yesterd...
Apr 12, 2012
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"Work starts on removing City Hall fountains"

Work has this morning started on removing the fountains outside City Hall. The City of Hamilton decided at a recent meeting to remove the fountains and grass over the area, despite many people expressing their opposition to the plan. City of Hamilton...
Apr 11, 2012
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"Survey to decide use of land in North Hamilton"

The City of Hamilton will launch a survey to gauge public feedback on what they should do with a newly purchased lot at the north west corner of Court and Dundonald Street. Mayor of Hamilton, Charles Gosling, who made the announcement today, said: “I...
Apr 10, 2012
Letters to the Editor

"Don’t do it!"

April 9, 2012 Dear Sir, I e-mailed the Corporation of Hamilton with the following: I cannot believe that you have only had ten people contact you with regards to filling in the pond in front of City Hall. PLEASE DON’T DO THIS. Hamilton is losing all...
Apr 10, 2012
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"Collective bargaining ruling for City Hall workers is imminent"

An arbitration ruling on the City of Hamilton’s collective bargaining agreement with the Bermuda Industrial Union is expected later this month. The agreement covers wages for unionised workers, and should be settled within “the next week or two”, sec...
Apr 09, 2012
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"Pause for reflection on fate of City Hall’s pool"

City councillors are to seek residents’ advice as they consider what to do with the reflecting pool at City Hall in the long-term. The area will initially be filled for safety reasons however the water feature could later be restored. The pool has be...
Apr 09, 2012
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"Gambling on cruise ships finds favour with councillors"

City of Hamilton councillors have come out in support of having cruise ships keep gambling tables open while in port. The issue was raised at a recent City meeting where councillors mulled a response to a Government request for input. Said Alderman ...
Apr 09, 2012
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"CoH wants your input for developing Number Five car park"

The City of Hamilton is seeking public input on potential changes to the Number Five car park on Front Street. Mayor Charles Gosling emphasised that no decisions have been made about its future. Questions had been raised, he said, ever since the demo...
Apr 02, 2012
Editorials

"Why now?"

It tripped off the tongue … Par-la-Ville Park, it had a nice ring to it, didn’t it? It conjured up images of exactly what it is, an oasis in the middle of the Hamilton, a place where hundreds of people daily enjoy some R&R. Well now it is going to be...
Mar 24, 2012
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