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Sisters Natalie and Amanda Paci enjoyed some free balloons at last weekend’s Ancaster Lifestyle Home Show at Marritt Hall. Hundreds attended for home renovating, decorating and décor ideas.

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Family taken for a ride with hidden fees

Ruthanne Van Voorst and daughter Hope displays some of the invoices and correspondence she’s had from Ramada Plaza Resorts.

166610 Local seniors shine at Winterfest 2009 in Brockville Pictured from left are Jim Couch, Shirley Glauser, Ernie Hudson, Irene McCarrol, Aubrey Smith, Steve Potter, Gertrude Press, and Rick Crawford. Absent are Al and Auldine Gordon, Jane Binkley and Ted Reinholdt.

166598 School board woos McMaster core marriage one more time “...I think the community can be rest assured that not only is it excellent use of public dollars in all factors, but that we’re working together.” - Jessica Brennan

166603 Tee off to help pay for popular Driving Park rink Dundas Valley Golf and Curling Club will provide the free use of the course for the fundraiser.

166613 First medal for Blessed Sacrament The Blessed Sacrament Volleyball Under 15 Girls won the bronze medal at the Bugarski Cup Trillium A tournament in London. It was Blessed Sacrament's first medal in their two-year existence. Back row, from left, Elisa Rocci, Julianna Sebastiani, Katherine Roberge, Tiffany Lindsay . Middle row: Mikayla Reid, Tiffany Mah, Victoria Whalen. Front row: Melanie Rasmussen and Kristen Montgomery.

166606 The Legend of Canada Jack

166596 Celebrating cancer survivors and their stories Meredith Walker, right, and her grandmother, Diane Oliphant, took part in last year’s Relay for Life. Meredith’s story about her grandmother recently won a national award from Energizer batteries.

166608 Lady Titans heading to OFSSA Jordan Bowker, Kristen Barbara, Dallas Boyd, Kelly McDonald and Jacqui Parker celebrate the team’s 5-3 win over Loyola in the GHAC championship.

166609 Lady Titans heading to OFSSA The Titans after the Brebeuf game.

166602 Opening the doors Rudy Fecteau will make a presentation on plants and archaeology at the Dundas Public Library.

166601 Opening the doors Fecteau holds an adze, estimated to be 4,000 years old. It was found under a house on York Road in Dundas.

166611 Girls soccer team sticks together Some of the faces have changed, but the core group of girls on the Under-18 Rep soccer team representing Dundas has stayed the same for the past six years.

166597 Friendly food Best friends Madalyn Hewson, left and Madeline Mensour, met Ancaster firefighter Dave Alliston during last month’s Ancaster Community Food Drive. Instead of requesting presents at their latest birthdays, the girls collected non-perishable food donations for the annual food drive. Food was donated by parents and students at Jack’s and Jill’s Cooperative Preschool.

166595 Conservation Authority puts Dundas Valley road closure bid on hold Lloyd Ferguson

166607 Plenty of popcorn Logan McLure of 5th Ancaster Scouts sold $11,000 worth of popcorn — the second most in the country — to help scouts in Hamilton raise $99,000 for their programs.

166612 Heart, determination paves way to gold The Ancaster Avalanche Peewee A girls hockey team’s simple formula led to gold at the Walter Gretzky 38th Annual Girls Hockey Tournament.

166605 Go green with March Break fun for kids Julia Kollek and Environment Hamilton’s Climate Change Champions Program brings a variety of March Break activities that stress environmental issues.