Reminder: Hamilton’s Trick-or-Treat takes place 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. The weather is expected to be cold and rainy, much like it was in 2013. Bundle up!
Applebee’s on Princeton Road in Fairfield Twp. celebrated a ribbon cutting following renovations. The Greater Hamilton Chamber of Commerce posted photos here.
The annual Santa Parade will be Dec. 6, and there’s a facebook event page for it. There is also a facebook event page for the Hamilton tree lighting, which is set for Nov. 21. Check that out here.
Some stores are refusing to be open for sales on Thanksgiving Day, and television news station WCPO in Cincinnati published a “Don’t Waste Your Money” piece on it. Check out the list.
RiversEdge, the concert venue along the river in downtown Hamilton, is seeking input on which bands to include in next year’s lineup. Scroll down a bit on…
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t-modern world where everyone is encouraged to express their opinion to the universe—in 140 characters or less on occasion—we should all strive to be better at articulating our thoughts in writing.
“The other day I saw and very thoroughly enjoyed a popular play called It Pays to Advertise; which is all about a young business man who tries to break up the soap monopoly of his father, a more old-fashioned business man, by the wildest application of American theories of the psychology of advertising. One thing that struck me as rather interesting about it was this. It was quite good comedy to give the old man and the young man our sympathy in turn. It was quite good farce to make the old man and the young man each alternately look a fool. But nobody seemed to feel what I felt to be the most outstanding and obvious points of folly. They scoffed at the old man because he was old; because he was old-fashioned; because he himself was healthy enough to scoff at the monkey tricks of their mad advertisements. But nobody really criticized him for having made a corner, for which he might…