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Former Glanbrook mayor Helen Bell looked ‘after everyone and everything’

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By Daniel Nolan Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Helen Bell was the last surviving mayor of Glanbrook Township’s four mayors. Bell — who died May 5 at age 90 — served as mayor between 1985-1991, succeeding Don Weylie, who served 1978-1985. Glanbrook, a merger of the townships of Glanford and Binbrook, only existed for 26 years before it was amalgamated into Hamilton in 2001. Glanbrook’s first mayor was John Hyslop, who served 1974-1978, and its last mayor was Glen Etherington, who served 1991-2000.
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Opinion | Downtown Hamilton becomes New York City to shoot scenes for ‘Twisted Metal’ Original

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By Daniel Nolan Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Downtown Hamilton was turned into New York City for the production of the new season of a popular sci-fi show. Yellow NYC cabbies dotted Hughson Street, between Main Street East and King William Street, for the shooting of a scene for “Twisted Metal,” which runs on the Peacock streaming service. The filming, which took place June 23, also featured a subway stop for Lexington Avenue and the 53 Street station in Gore Park, plus other NYC flourishes.
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Opinion | ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ star from Hamilton is bringing new hospital drama ‘Blessed Sacrament’ to CBC

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By Daniel Nolan Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Hamilton native Kathleen Robertson is bringing a medical drama to the CBC next season. “Blessed Sacrament” was created by the former “Beverly Hills, 90210” actor, but she will also be the star, a writer and the showrunner. The 10-episode series was announced by CBC as one of 50 new series it will premiere in 2026-27. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Robertson’s show is described as a family drama that focuses on the Blessed sisters.
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