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Main Street offers ‘tours’

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Have you seen the posters in the Main Street District or checked out the online virtual tour yet?

2020 HHS grad battling lymphoma

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John Ceresini, a May graduate of Hamilton High School, has been diagnosed with Burkitt’s lymphoma.

Boots & Bling shines virtually in 2020

Friends of Hamilton ISD’s annual Boots and Bling event is going virtual this year!

DRT celebrates Gonzales Day

Oct. 2 is Gonzales Day, which marks the Battle of Gonzales and the beginning of the Texas Revolution. It is one of 12 Texas Honor Days designated by The Daughters of the Republic of Texas to commemorate important events and people in Texas history. Significant are the pioneers who fought in the Battle of Gonzales, which took place on Oct. 2, 1835.

Military, tip and prayers

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The Gold Star Mother’s Day is Sept. 27. I don’t know how many we have in Hamilton but it is a much “honored” day. Please help me keep the servicemembers’ list current by calling changes to 784-3357.

City seeks street solutions

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The Asphalt Zipper company came to Hamilton last week to demonstrate what they claim to be “the most economical way to repair roads long term.”

LAST DAY

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LAST DAY- Officer Brenda enjoys a nap before the end of her final shift with Hamilton Police Department. Her fellow officers said she has been an exceptional officer who has worked in community relationships adn been instrumental in several drug arrests and apprehensions. Staff Photo

School reports COVID cases

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Hamilton Independent School District had four lab-confirmed COVID-19 positive cases last week, said Superintendent Clay Tarpley, and another high school student was reported positive late Monday.

Shoeless sprinter slips stealing scrips

Hamilton Police Department officers foiled an attempt to fill a counterfeit prescription last Wednesday.

THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE

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THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE- Officer Brenda, the Begian Malinois that has been part of the Hamilton Police Department almost since its inception, has retired. The partner of Officer David Rosenthal, will go to live with her former partner, Officer Dustin Smallridge. Staff Photos