In a short but well attended special called meeting of the Hamilton Economic Development board of directors on Wednesday of last week, the directors voted 5-0 with one abstention not to enter into a joint venture with the city of Hamilton to construct an 11-airplane hangar at the Hamilton Municipal Airport.
Hamilton readies for eclipse
Dynamite Daiquiris 2 Go offers vacation in a cup on Main Street
Local shops and vendors are setting up for St. Patrick’s Day March 15-17.
Hamilton County Courthouse has joined the list of businesses and offices that plan to be closed on April 8, the date of the total solar eclipse expected to darken the skies and bring thousands of spectators to Hamilton.
Courtesy Photos
In the wee hours of Mar. 9, 1916, peasant guerrillas cut a hole in the international fence 60 miles from El Paso and scurried toward Columbus, New Mexico. A desperate Pancho Villa had launched the first armed invasion of the United States since the War of 1812.
Released by the family of Brandon Taylor:
Hamilton EMS renders fire aid
Last week provided a continuance of the saga regarding funding for an 11-airplane hangar out at the Hamilton Municipal Airport. The ebb and flow of debate over the past several months has spun into another century-old argument over how to fund an overhaul of the town’s aging infrastructure, including water lines, sewer lines and deteriorating streets. A new topic has now emerged and has become entangled in the ever growing web.
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