Ron and Mary Anne Bulmer took their favourite community newspaper to the Netherlands to visit family. They are shown with grandchildren Hannah and Alexander in front of the Peace Palace in the Madurodam miniature village in the Hague.

Justine, Brodie, Denise, Ed, Brian and Kevin, and their favourite community newspaper, at Stonehenge, U.K.

Rachel Harrington and Mitchell Purchase

Tommy Schram and Dan Ferrell

Fresh strawberries wait to hit the market.

Laura Toito takes in a display of antique cameras in A Thousand Words: Photography in Dundas, an exhibition of vintage photographs and photography equipment at the Dundas Museum and Archives, on display until June 30. The museum is located at 139 Park St. W.

Naim Dedinca and his youngest daughter Ereza, 2, hold the keys to the family's new home. Habitat for Humanity Hamilton dedicated the home and presented the keys on June 19 to the family of seven.

A 100-van fleet will provide seniors with transportation from their homes to health-related appointments. Shown are Health Minister George Smitherman and MPP Ted McMeekin.

The Ancaster Titans U13 Boys Rep celebrate victory in the Heritage Days tournament.

Children enjoy a tobogganing outing at the academy, built in May 1952 at a cost of $500,000.

Adrian Kloet, 65, is preparing to ride the Seattle to Denver leg of the Sea to Sea cross-continental bike tour.

Ancaster residents Gloria and Lloyd Oakes UE took part in the June 19 Loyalist Day ceremonies at Prince's Square.

The Hamilton Quilters Guild recently held its ever-popular quilt show, Quilts in Bloom, at Marritt Hall, Ancaster. The guild celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. One of the quilts being showcased is the 15-by-13-foot, 125th anniversary quilt made in 1982 and featuring quilt blocks from across Canada. Mayor Fred Eisenberger was on hand to present a certificate to the guild for its community efforts. Shown are founding and life members, from left, Sheila Campbell, Gwen Myke, Marie White, Mayor Eisenberger and quilt show committee chair Leigh Forrest.

First row, from left: Ross MacIntrye, Joe Modica, Kaz Makarewicz, coach Edwin Suva, Jaydon Bingham. Second row: Mike Ricci, Josh Kizma, Paul Hart, Paul Memmelo, Mike Gravina, head coach Marc Faggion, Kevin Press, Aldo Lombardi. Third row: Stefan Scione, manager Brendan May, Brad Sullivan, Kyle Chevalier. Absent: John-Michael Raso, Jorg Spiliopolis, Braden Skippen, Pavel Kopalev, Alex Perreira.

Nicolai Brockhausen, 10, handles the course at the Greensville Optimists' bike rodeo at Greensville Public School.