Authors - Raise the Hammer

Author: Dan Jelly

(Return to Authors)

Dan Jelly is a life-long resident of downtown Hamilton and occasional blogger. You can visit his website.

Support Independent Journalism in Hamilton with Joey Coleman - Contributing to Joey Coleman's crowd-funding campaign will enable all of us to be better informed about our city. Published November 08, 2012 in Cover
Why did HWDSB Change Site Scoring? - The HWDSB briefly posted versions of its education centre site alternatives with different scoring than the final versions posted last Monday. Why did the scores change? Published February 22, 2012 in Special Report: Education
Unanswered Questions on Downtown McMaster, School Board Plan - Our Councillors and Trustees owe us some answers on a staggeringly expensive proposal that will demolish an iconic building and ferry the school board out of the downtown core. Published January 27, 2012 in Special Report: Education

Uneducated Decision on 100 Main West, Published July 07, 2011 in Revitalization
Welcome, Presto, Published June 01, 2011 in Transportation

Mental Health for a diverse Hamilton - May 23, 2013, at Crowne Plaza Hotel, 150 King Street East
16 Upcoming Events...

A Trip Down Highway 6by Ryan McGreal, published May 21, 2013 in Transportation (12 comments)
83-Year-Old Pedestrian Struck at Upper Gage and Mohawkby Ryan McGreal, published May 16, 2013 in Transportation (6 comments)
Still Struggling to Make Sense of City Policy on Crosswalksby Nicholas Kevlahan, published May 14, 2013 in Transportation (13 comments)
Tactical Urbanism and the Judgment of Hart Solomonby Nicholas Kevlahan, published May 13, 2013 in Transportation (8 comments)
A Poem in Julyby Shekar Chandrashekar, published May 12, 2013 in Arts (1 comment)
Tactical Urbanism Crackdown in Spacingby Ryan McGreal, published May 10, 2013 in Activism (1 comment)
Hamilton Sustainability Professionals Network Launch Eventby Justin Jones, published May 09, 2013 in Sustainability (0 comments)
20 Jackson Demolition Rumour is Just a Rumour - For Nowby Ryan McGreal, published May 09, 2013 in Revitalization (11 comments)
Staircase Minor Variance Application to Waive Parking Requirementby RTH Staff, published May 08, 2013 in Activism (4 comments)
Merulla Motion Calls for Integrity Commissioner to Investigate Mayor Bratinaby Ryan McGreal, published May 07, 2013 in Politics (8 comments)
Letter: In Defence of Ontario Port Landsby Letter to the Editor, published May 07, 2013 in Revitalization (0 comments)
Mayor Bratina Recuses Himself from Mayors' Vote on Big Move Revenue Toolsby Ryan McGreal, published May 07, 2013 in Light Rail (4 comments)