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Summer 2001

Well, here we are! A year has passed since the first Locke Street Festival roared to success and we are looking forward to the Locke Street Business Association delivering the second annual festival on Saturday September 8, 2001.

With this second annual festival we also celebrate the one year anniversary of LockeStreet.com which will celebrate its birthday the day of the festival.

Of course, just as there wouldn't be a festival if the people didn't show up, there wouldn't be a LockeStreet.com if you hadn't subscribed to the newsletter and visited the site. This month alone we've had over 800 visits and over the past year more than 11,000 page views. Thanks for your encouragement and support and don't forget to let the merchants know you saw them advertised on LockeStreet.com.


But more about the Street Festival...

This year's festival will build on last years success with more of what made the first festival so great. Plans call for two Kid Zones, two Charity BBQs and two Bavarian Gardens. Plus more family entertainment and a street dance from 7-11 PM.

Here are the details:

Saturday September 8th, 2001

The street will be closed from Herkimer to Hunter from 9 AM to 11 PM.

Kid's Entertainment from 10 AM to 7 PM.

Street Dance from 7-11 PM.

For more details visit the news section on LockeStreet.com.

Look forward to seeing you there.

Sincerely,

Craig Hermanson,
LockeStreet.com Webmaster
 

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In This Issue

  
 

Street Festival
September 8, 2001

 
 

Volunteers Needed

  
 

Locke Street History Bytes

  

 
 

Street Changes

  
 

Change is with us and so we welcome, congratulate and bid fond farewells to Locke Street merchants and icons. More

  

 

 

LockeStreet.com Coupons

  
 

The following businesses have specials at LockeStreet.com

  
 

King Print

 
 

Mr. Tony's Hair Styling

  
 

Paradise Pizza and Fish n' Chips

  
 

Financial Planning by
Sonya Hoekstra

  
 

Wear-on-Earth

  
 
 

LockeStreet.com Sponsors

  
 

Beaslys Bistro

  
 

La Jardinère Flower Market

  
 

 

About This E-Newsletter

  
 

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Visit the web site for other links and these community pages:

  
 

South West Hamilton Artists

  
 

Neighbourhood Watch

  
 
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Street Festival Volunteers Needed

One of the reasons for last years Street Festival success was teamwork. This festival's success wouldn't happen without the community's support and the dedication of the volunteers. If you hare able to volunteer this year, please contact Kathleen by e-mail, by phone at 905-526-1030, or by dropping by the Where-On-Earth store.

 


Locke Street History Bytes

Great news for history and trivia buffs: Bill Manson, coauthor of "Up and Down Locke Street" has contributed a very interesting article on how Locke Street may have been given its name. Thanks Bill for your contribution to LockeStreet.com. I'm sure we all look forward to further installments of History Bytes.

Read Locke Street History Bytes

  


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