Emma Reilly

Hamilton

Reporter at The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON)

Spec reporter (currently on maternity leave). Lifelong Hamiltonian. News junkie.

Articles

Puzzlin'

1 month ago | topsinlex.com | Emma Reilly

As the school year winds down, it’s time to start making your summer plans! If you’re looking for a rainy day activity or something to keep the kids busy away from their screens, here’s your sign to go old-school and find a good puzzle. This activity is what you make it, with fun, colorful puzzles that create a learning experience for a little one or giant puzzles fit for the whole family.
Lexington's Finest: Notable Kentucky Derby Winners from the Lexington Area

1 month ago | topsinlex.com | Emma Reilly

Though the Kentucky Derby takes place in Louisville each year, the Horse Capital of the World holds its fair share of winners and legacies that last long after the horses cross the finish line. Beyond the huge hats, delicious mint juleps, and festival flair that precedes the greatest two minutes in sports are years of training and preparation that often originate in Lexington, and after they run for the roses, this city is where many of the greats are celebrated.
When to Digital Detox

1 month ago | topsinlex.com | Emma Reilly

Every year it seems like there’s a new study linking screentime or social media with another harmful side effect … poor sleep, mental health consequences and increased stress, to name a few. Even still, every year it seems to get harder and harder to realistically step away from our screens, even for a little while.
Caveat Maintained Despite No Caveat Clause in Contract

Sep 1, 2024 | moray.com.au | Emma Reilly

The Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory recently considered the elements to be satisfied in order for the Court to maintain or extend a caveat in the context of a "no caveat" clause in a contract.
One of Scotland's longest serving MSPs reflects as Scottish Parliament turns 25

Jun 16, 2024 | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Emma Reilly

As the Scottish Parliament celebrates its milestone 25th anniversary, Dame Jackie Baillie looks back on her career as one of Scotland’s longest serving MSPs. Beginning her role as the MSP for Dumbarton when the Scottish Parliament first formed on May 12, 1999, Ms Baillie was inspired to get into politics in response to Margaret Thatcher. She had never served as a councillor or MP, but her passion for devolution provoked her to stand for election in the Scottish Parliament.
Helensburgh woman celebrates 100th birthday at care home in town

Jun 15, 2024 | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Emma Reilly

Jessie celebrated her 100th birthday (Image: Morar Lodge Care Home) A Helensburgh woman celebrated her 100th birthday with family during a party at Morar Lodge Care Home. Jessie Manley marked the milestone birthday with a party on Thursday, June 6, when she was joined by her children, grandchildren, and great grand children, as well as staff from the home.
Art lovers vote for favourite paintings in Helensburgh Library exhibition

Jun 15, 2024 | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Emma Reilly

East Clyde Street, Helensburgh by John Carlaw (Image: Anderson Trust Collection) Art lovers have voted for their favourite paintings in a Helensburgh exhibition showcasing the work of local creatives. The exhibition of paintings from the Anderson Trust Collection is currently on view in Helensburgh Library until the end of June.
Pictures: Shandon based Royal Navy veteran 'flattered' by 100th birthday party

Jun 14, 2024 | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Emma Reilly

Spike was awarded nine medals throughout his career in the Royal Navy (Image: Angus & Amelia Photography) A Shandon-based Royal Navy veteran has said he was “flattered” to be surrounded by friends, family, and serving personnel as he celebrated his 100th birthday. Dennis ‘Spike’ Jones marked the special occasion with a party on Thursday, June 13 at Ardarden Estate which was hosted by armed forces charity SSAFA and sponsored by the venue.
Helensburgh disabled riding group gets cash boost from naval base contractor

Jun 14, 2024 | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Emma Reilly

The cheque presentation took place earlier this week (Image: Gareloch RDA) Members of a Helensburgh group providing support to local disabled people have been awarded hundreds of pounds to allow them to continue their vital work. The Gareloch Riding for the Disabled [RDA] group received £305 from the local Lockheed Martin UK [LMUK] offices and were presented with a cheque on Tuesday, June 11.
VIDEO: Take a look inside this beautiful traditional cottage on the bonnie banks

Jun 13, 2024 | helensburghadvertiser.co.uk | Emma Reilly

The semi-detached cottage is located in Luss (Image: Caledonia Bureau) A “must view” traditional cottage on the banks of Loch Lomond is the latest addition to the Helensburgh area's property market. On sale for offers over £375,000, the cottage, on School Road in Luss, has been upgraded and modernised and contains two bedrooms and two living rooms. The entrance porch leads to the reception hall which gives access to the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and one of the bedrooms.