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201825

Visitors show solidarity after mosque fire-bombing

Yasmeen Khattab speaks to a group of visitors touring the Hamilton Mosque.

201828

Back to back

The Newman Youth Novice girls basketball team earned back-to-back tournament victories, capturing the Welland and Ancaster tournaments last month. The team defeated Port Colborne in the finals in the Welland tournament and went undefeated and earned an overtime win against the London Ramblers in Ancaster. Pictured here, top, left to right, coach Drew Smillie, Brooklyn Johnson, Sarah Bothen, coach Karen Centurione. Middle row, Natasha Centurione, Julia Pericak, Elle Cooney, Emily Oddi, Claudia D'Angelo, Nikolina Andric, Ella Toito, Serina Rocci. Bottom row, Claudia Cuicani and Abby Nickerson.

201818 Cooperation instead of confrontation for Riverdale tenants Riverdale residents are trying “more sugar than vinegar” in dealing with area landlords regarding property standards issues.

201830 Little Hats growing once again thanks to story in Stoney Creek News The Little Hats That Grew is back on the right track after a Hamilton Community News story outlined the need for more knitters. Over the past decade the group has donated more than 40,000 hats to a variety of Hamilton area organizations. Pictured here, group founder Trix Harrison.

201820 Local Bereaved Families chapter needs help to avoid cuts Wendy Davidson holds a portrait of her son, Jeffrey, who died in a car crash just shy of his 18th birthday.

201832 Lions roar in Miami Pictured here, the Hamilton Lions, back row, left to right, Alex Hill, Michaela Ionni, Matty Hill. Middle row, Faith Gallant, Marissa Ico, Alisa Vanveen, Jenna Woodworth, Kristen Farkas, Breanne Stramenga. Front row, Alexia Tam, Francesca Cutulle.

201822 Stoney Creek player leads Appleby College to gold Stoney Creek resident and Appleby College student, Bryson Cianfrone helped Appleby’s Varsity boys’ hockey team win gold at the 27th annual MacPherson Invitational Tournament at St. Andrew’s College in Aurora. Cianfrone’s two goals and three assists were instrumental in helping Appleby capture the title and he was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player. Appleby finished with a 3-0 record in round-robin play, defeating Gilmour Academy 3-2, Ontario Hockey Academy 2-1 and Mother Teresa 5-1. In the semifinal game, Appleby defeated St. Francis 5-2 before defeating Gilmour Academy 3-2 in triple overtime in the final.

201829 Run for Haiti St. Charles Adult Education Centres Main Street East location ESL instructor Kyle Maga ran recently to raise money for Haiti disaster relief. Starting at the centres’ Barlake Avenue location, the Boston and New York City marathon runner made his way to all of the centres’ locations, where he collected donations from staff and students. The event raised $4,455. “All of the centres like to come together as a community whenever there’s a problem, so by going to each centre, they can show their support,” said the 35-year-old. “I’ve had Haitian students in the past and when things happened (a few weeks ago), I thought about them and came up with this idea. There’s been a lot of support.” Maga would like to thank the Hamilton Harriers running club for their support. Pictured here, Maga gets ready before the run.

201819 Illuminate the Sky lights up stage with heavy metal-pop combo After being parts of different bands, the members of Illuminate the Sky feel this time’s going to stick.

201831 Estheticians now equipped to treat variety of skin conditions Clients, (front to back), Donna Bouskill, Flo Kelly and Debra Bouskill receive a spa treatment from students Chelsey Balon, Tina Bouskill and Naila Qureshi.

201824 Celebrating slow cooking The Best Chicken Dish can be prepared the night before, then cooked while you're at work.

201833 Wildcats spin The Hamilton Wildcats recently unveiled a basketball autographed by the Toronto Raptors. The Wildcats will hold a silent auction for the basketball, with proceeds going toward the team’s registration, training and travelling costs. For more information, visit www.hamiltonwildcats.com Pictured here, left to right, Stoney Creek players Nikola Djogo and Goran Veselinovic show off the basketball.

201823 Murder mystery The Rotary Club of Stoney Creek will hold a Valentine Murder Mystery Dinner on Saturday Feb. 6 at 6:30 p. m. at the Innsville. Tickets are $65 and can be purchased in advance. All proceeds will go toward supporting various community programs and projects. For tickets, call Ron Stevens at (905) 525-2996 or Doug McDonald at (905) 549-4447. Pictured here, Murders Tastefully Executed Inc. actors Michael Panton (far left), David Johnston (middle) and Emily Johnston (far right) have a little murder mystery fun with Rotary Club of Stoney Creek’s Ron Stevens (left) and Michael Foley. The Innsville will also host murder mystery dinners Feb. 13, Feb. 14, Feb. 27 and March 27 at 6 p. m.