West Highland Baptist Church's Victory Garden, the brainchild of member Bill Wilcox, will donate at least 10,000 pounds of fresh vegetables to area soup kitchens and foodbanks such as Mission Services, Living Rock, Salvation Army, St. Matthew's House, Good Shepherd and Neighbour to Neighbour. Pictured at the garden this week, left to right, are Bill Wilcox (West Highland Baptist), Byron Jacobs (Salvation Army), Marylou Stoodley and Ken Quiggan (Living Rock Ministries), Thanh Campbell (Mission Services of Hamilton) and Alan Whittle (Good Shepherd Centres).

Simon Bell took his Stoney Creek News to the beautiful Ely Cathedral in the Fenlands of England July 27th while taking his parents on holiday.

Jake Cunningham, 4, and Jacob Vanderheyden, 7, learn how to generate electricity by making a circuit during energy day at YWCA Active Kids camp. Horizon Utilities, as part of a project called Generation Conservation, sponsored the energy day curriculum. John Gregor, one of the authors of Generation Conservation, said the idea of electricity is abstract, and he hopes the day camp and school curriculum will help make energy an understandable concept. "We want it to be a blue box program for energy conservation," he said.

There are only seven days until the Winona Peach Festival hits Winona Park, bringing with it food, fun and entertainment for the entire family. Pictured here, Miss Winona Peach Queen Lisa Bifano, right and princesses Alissia Salciccioli and Asia Lynn Mastroianni indulge in a festival favourite, the peach sundae.

The U11 Girls Saltfleet Pumas are seen here with the Hamilton Lady Avalanche professional soccer team and had the honour of participating in the opening ceremonies.

On the far left- Ewan Ross (cello) Front- Alex Morris (violin), Scott Madden (cello) Devon Elliott (female) cello playing on a recent tour to Ottawa for Canada Day 2008.

Blueberry Buckle, a coffee-cake-like dessert, has a streusel topping and the batter has buttermilk in it.

Pictured here are the Top Dogs team with the team from New Jersey after the championship game after taking the championship.

The Losani homes players accept their trophies. Saltfleet soccer will continue with its championship days from Aug. 11 to 21 and distribut trophies to the rest of the houseleague's 2200 players.

Recently Mission Services celebrated the opening of the new Jamesville 2 residence on the corner of Barton Street and James Street North. The Home Depot (Stoney Creek) sponsored the flooring for the project and Team Depot volunteers came in and painted the new space. Above back, Thanh Campbell, Mission Services development department, had the chance to present a plaque and say thank you to the team for their support. Pictured front row, left to right, are Aaron Atkinson, Margaret Greening and Keith Dobson.

The Hamilton Hurricanes on the field after a 14-year absence are seen here with the St. Leonard Cougars.