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Notes from the Mayor
In past Notes from the Mayor, I’ve shared some history of Hamilton. First was Horton Park and who it was named after, why it was named after him and his role in the Hamilton community at the time. I also shared how and from whom the county of Hamilton and the city received their name. There’s just so much interesting Hamilton history which needs to be shared and in which we can all take pride. I’ve always been curious about the railroad Hamilton once had and how it came about.
LEARNING GARDEN
LEARNING GARDEN
Dedication ceremony planned at Blue Ridge
More than a century of history can be found in Hamilton County’s Blue Ridge Cemetery at 151 Blue Ridge Road, which will host a dedication celebration April 25.
Child abuse prevention is community’s duty
In 1983, the US proclaimed April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month to raise awareness of children who experience abuse and neglect in the state and local community.
Books & Butt this weekend at the library
One of Hamilton Public Library’s most popular annual traditions is returning this weekend. The Friends of Hamilton Public Library will host their Books and Butt fundraiser on Friday and Saturday, April 10–11, combining a community book sale with delicious local food.
Scientist reverses creation opinion in documentary
DALLAS — Former Emmy Award-winning ABC News Science Editor and Harvard physics instructor Dr. Michael Guillén chronicles his adventurous and surprising journey from atheism to Christianity in his groundbreaking feature film, The Invisible Everywhere: Believing Is Seeing.
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Republican candidate forum April 6
Notes from the Mayor
The City of Hamilton is actively advancing several improvements to its water system this year. Recently, the city completed one of these critical upgrades by sandblasting and repainting its Clear Well Storage Tank. This storage tank plays a vital role in holding the water purchased from the Upper Leon River Municipal Water District. Maintaining this infrastructure is essential to ensuring a reliable and safe drinking water supply. This is an important step in the City’s ongoing commitment to protecting public health.
Bridging the gap
Bridging the gap
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