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Measures needed to thwart speeders, council told

Article online since February 8th 2010
Mayor Peter Trent says he is in complete accord with Argyle Avenue resident Ed Vickery, who returned to a city council meeting last week to report that the speeding problem on his street has gotten worse. "It's like I'm standing on the side of a highway," Vickery said of the passing cars which...

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Police, PSOs take a soft stand on vagrancy

Article online since February 4th 2010
They may be few and far between in this community, but panhandlers are not about to get the bum's rush in Westmount. Station 12 police Commander Stéphane Plourde appeared at last Monday's city council meeting to announce that the "one or two" panhandlers around Sherbrooke and Victoria Avenue...

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Let's sit down together, Hoppenheim urges

Controversial Cedar Ave. site plans can be resolved as a win-win situation

Article online since February 4th 2010
A long-time opponent of the giant building project on Cedar Avenue says he is optimistic that a mutually beneficial solution can be reached and has asked Westmount city council to continue its efforts to bring all sides together. Howard Hoppenheim, a resident of The Boulevard who lives behind...

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Too big for Westmount

Council praises but rejects Cedar Ave. mansion plans

Article online since February 2nd 2010
Westmount may be famous for its opulent estates and grand old homes, but it is equally infamous for its strict architectural guidelines — as one property owner found out Monday when city council unanimously rejected her latest plans for a massive house at 3283 Cedar Ave. The main reason...

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Taxpayers shoulder Agglom increases

Article online since January 26th 2010
With harsh criticism directed at “runaway” Agglomeration spending, Westmount city council passed another balanced — but tighter — municipal budget Monday night. Presented by Finance Commissioner Tim Price, the 2010 operating budget calls for property tax increases that work out to...

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Other News ( 6 to 37 of 511 )

Experts discuss plans for "crumbling" Turcot ( January 25th 2010 )
City ponders bike path safety questions ( January 20th 2010 )
WMA helps shed local light on Turcot project ( January 15th 2010 )
Teens caught defacing playground equipment ( December 22nd 2009 )
WHS wins torch banner contest ( December 22nd 2009 )
No supervision at kids' gym, says local mom ( December 22nd 2009 )
Lack of charitable status irks Reporters Without Borders’ Trudeau ( December 16th 2009 )
Westmount awaits word from Quebec on full-length sound barrier ( December 15th 2009 )
Live and let live, says local panhandler ( December 15th 2009 )
Administration hopes to get bugs out of city hall door ( December 15th 2009 )
PSOs will carry new batons in January ( December 11th 2009 )
15 seconds of flame ( December 11th 2009 )
Spare change? Maybe not in Westmount ( December 10th 2009 )
Feds fund Atwater Library preservation ( December 10th 2009 )
Westmount mourns beloved teacher Saly ( December 10th 2009 )
Fraudulent mortgages sting two local homeowners ( December 10th 2009 )
MUHC access from Glen Road must remain emergency-only, City insists ( December 10th 2009 )
All set for today's torch arrival ( December 10th 2009 )
Metro donates bag fees to school program ( December 3rd 2009 )
Deal could keep 5 Saisons in Westmount ( December 3rd 2009 )
Food drive is in full swing ( November 30th 2009 )
City welcomes Olympic torch on Dec. 10 ( November 30th 2009 )
Replace street lamps to cut light pollution, HCP tells Westmount ( November 30th 2009 )
Summit gets emergency water pump station ( November 26th 2009 )
Police warn of pickpocket with new tricks ( November 26th 2009 )
City raises Olympic Torch Relay flag ( November 26th 2009 )
Lulham hopes to regulate wasteful phone book distribution ( November 26th 2009 )
Rotarians collect 38 bikes for El Salvador ( November 26th 2009 )
Bike path could stay open through winter ( November 26th 2009 )
Community mourns Dr. Lal ( November 18th 2009 )
Council considers gun control resolution ( November 18th 2009 )
Westmount's new top cop ( November 12th 2009 )

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