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Armstrong students respond to school council challenge

The 2009 Spero’s Heroes from George L. Armstrong elementary school. Front row: Alex Feist, Joellyn Halchuk, Jenn Vin and Ashley LaMontagna. Back row: Evan Pattison, Breanna Orgar, Mallory Smith and Mitchel Mormul. Not pictured: Paul Seraphin, Derek Baker, Derek Schierenberg and Nicole Rajapaske.

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Mohawk College inducts three former stars into hall of fame

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177306 Lizzie set to make history Monday CWH Lysander crew members Doug Livens (left) and Glenn Gale.

177303 Oh! and 10 After going 0-10 in May, Hamilton Thunderbirds owner Drew Brady is looking for some wins in June.

177292 $20M for Mohawk expansion plan Mountain MPP Sophia Aggelonitis reacts after announcing provincial funding for Mohawk College.

177308 Family walking for Lou Gehrig’s disease cure Jack and Courtney Crawford held a fundraiser at Queensdale elementary school on May 28, raising $158.15 selling blue cornflower buttons, the symbol of hope for ALS. Their uncle, Ken Wood, died on Oct. 22, less than two years after he was diagnosed with the debilitating and deadly ailment better known as Lou Gehrig's disease.

177293 Alison Love-Danner first non-clinical winner of Human Touch award Alison Love-Danner offers a friendly greeting to Robert Moore at the Juravinski Cancer Centre.

177300 Mohawk College inducts three former stars into hall of fame Perri

177223 Variety store robber sought Feb. 13

177298 Cats, dogs and birds battle in junior football finals Westmount slotback Jordan Kinnaird tries to elude being tackled by Barton defenders in public high school junior football semi-final playoff action at Barton May 29.Westmount won the game 32-0

177305 Hamilton Paints the Town Red for hospice The Dr. Bob Kemp Centre for Hospice Palliative Care held its most successful fundraiser in history last week. More than 600 tickets were sold for Paint the Town Red, held at Michelangelo on Hamilton Mountain. Well-known local artist Shirley Elford acted as honourary chair of the event, which included a new Guinness Book of World Records for the most people wearing red noses in one location. Other highlights included Las Vegas singing comic and impressionist, Houston MacPherson and interactive musical entertainment led by Judy Marsales and the Noteworthies. The event raised more than $100,000 for the hospice. Hamilton Mountain MPP Sophia Aggelonitis (left) joins Beth Ellis, executive director, and Maureen Talbot, director of spirituality and bereavement, in showing off their red noses.

177200 Getaway driver identified Dennis Edwards

177302 Lawfield residents get to keep their green space ... Lawfield neighbourhood residents Joanne Bennett (left) and Brenda Gibson alongwith Ms. Gibson’sgrandchildrenGennaandKaleyIngramandWard7 councillor Scott Duvall celebrate word the former Vern Ames school property will be maintained as parkland by the city.

177296 No matter how you colour it, pepper No. 1 spice Four-peppercorn blend adds colour, flavour to lamb rack.

177307 Bee queen Veronica Penny finished 17th at this year's Scripps National Spelling Bee. She bowed out in the semi-finals after spending nearly all of her allotted time thinking about the word macle, but misspelling it as maquelle after learning of its French origins. It was a tough round for many of the competitors — nine of the first 10 spellers in the fifth round misspelled their words. Last year the 11-year-old west Mountain girl finished 25th in the 2008 Scripps bee. She is eligible for the competition for three more years.

177297 Eastmount ball diamond dedicated in selfless woman’s name Amanda Trafford inspects the memorial for her mother, Phyllis Smith-Trafford, which stands in Eastmount Park near the ball diamond which now bears her mom’s name. Not long after Amanda, 7, was born, Ms. Smith-Trafford was diagnosed with breast cancer.

177247 HDCH soccer boys shut out, but still in running for OFSAA AA crown Jordan Kerkhof was shut out in HDCH's third game at the OFSAA tournament it is hosting at Mohawk Sports Complex. The host team now has a 2-1 record and can stil advance to the quarter-final.

176695 Lizzie set to make history CWH Lysander crew members Doug Livens (left) and Glenn Gale are among the volunteers who have put in thousands of hours of restoration work into the aircraft which is slated to fly for the first time on Monday (June 8).

177304 Braves win Nicole LoPresti of St. Jean de Brebeuf scores her first of two goals against St. Mary's goal keeper Colinne Robinson during their Catholic senior girls quarter-final match on Monday. The Braves beat the Cavaliers 2-0 to advance against Bishop Tonnos in the semi-final. The St. Thomas More junior girls also advanced. The Knights were to face Cardinal Newman in the other semi-final. Results were not available at press time. On the boys side, Braves were shut out 5-0 by Bishop Tonnos, while the Knights crushed St. Mary's 9-0. The boys and girls championship games are to be played Monday.

176919 Karst wages battle against pesky plant’s ‘chemical warfare’ Friends of the Eramosa Karst member Karen Priebe (foreground) picks garlic mustard at a test plot at the Stoney Creek conservation area with fellow volunteers Rita Giulietti (left) and Mary Jane Page.