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Glenn deputies lead Hamilton City sweep
A contingent of law enforcement agencies swept through Hamilton City Thursday night to check on the activities of probationers or parolees known for gang affiliation.
District considers rebuilding middle school
Based on the standards and guidelines of the Ohio School Facilities Commission, building new instead of renovating Wilson Middle School may save the district money.
Naked Prosecutor Wants Job Back
A former City of Hamilton Assistant Prosecutor, caught walking naked in the government building, wants his job back.
Glenn officials find more altered fireworks in Hamilton City
For the second time in two days, officials found exploded incendiary devices in Hamilton City made from reportedly safe fireworks - and voiced fears the practice will eventually lead to fire, damage or severe ...
Police: 'Rampage driver' lucky not to kill someone
Hamilton police say it is miraculous no one was killed in a mini crime rampage that saw a man attempt to run over a woman before dragging her mother down the street as she grabbed his hair.
City councils feature in new urban design guide
Monday, 30 June 2008, 10:29 am Press Release: New Zealand Government City councils feature in new urban design guide Environment Minister Trevor Mallard today released a new urban design guide featuring best ...
City bars, police move on drinking
Hamilton City Council, police and bar owners have agreed to crack down on late-night binge drinking and crime in the city, but have so far shied away from tough measures used in other cities.
Collaboration delivers Hamilton Alcohol Accord
Tuesday, 24 June 2008, 1:01 pm Press Release: Hamilton City Council Unique city collaboration delivers Hamilton Alcohol Accord A unique initiative designed to deliver a safer, more consistent and vibrant ...
HOT SPOTS: A map from MetService shows thousands of lightning strikes in the 24-hours to 8am.
Stabed man hits out at helpers
A stabbed man with a split liver lashed out at police and ambulance staff after a dispute between neighbours in a Hamilton street early yesterday.
Hamilton tradespeople are hurting as the number of building consents issued in the city has almost halved.
The rise and rise of places to sell and drink alcohol
Hamilton has one off-licence liquor retailer for every 1443 residents. And figures supplied to the Waikato Times by the Liquor Licensing Authority show the number of off-licences in force in the city has risen ...
Hamilton City teachers upset with contract offer
Most of the 23 teachers employed by Hamilton Union Elementary School District showed up for the board of trustees meeting Wednesday and applauded vigorously when retiring teacher Pamela Radke read a statement ...
AgResearch to support agritechnology cluster
AgResearch Chief Executive Dr Andrew West said today that the country's largest Crown Research Institute supported the creation of an international-quality, agritechnology cluster in the Waikato.
Hamilton City High grads surmounted obstacles
The graduating classes of Hamilton Union High School and Ella Barkley High School showed they could meet challenges, and not merely overcome them, but rise far above them.
Hamilton leaders review city garbage services
The expense of a citywide cleanup is motivating the City of Hamilton to investigate the possibility of contracting with a city garbage service.
'Crusaders' active in their own backyard
Hamilton residents will become carbon crusaders on World Environment Day, joining the campaign to "kick the carbon habit". More than 1000 people, including 600 school children, are expected to run or walk the ...
City covets regional council fund
Hamilton City Council wants to use its regional counterpart as a bank. Presenting his council's submission to Environment Waikato's annual plan hearings yesterday, Hamilton Mayor Bob Simcock said his council ...
City electric rates to hold steady for now
Despite rising fossil fuel costs, city electric rates should remain at current levels until they are re-examined in August.
City's traffic island blocks catching on
International interest is being shown in the giant concrete Lego-like blocks that have been developed to create portable traffic islands and roundabouts on Hamilton's V8 track, initially developed to save the ...