Mike Cluett

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  • Live Council Feed

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    According to www.milton.ca we will be offering live coverage of council and committee meetings.  This is a work in progress and we would like to see how it works.  Tonights meeting might be brodcast live through www.milton.ca and here’s the link. http://www.milton.ca/execserv/video2011/live_video.php Seeing how I will be AT the meeting and not watching from home,…

  • Milton Police Blotter – February 3 2011

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    From the Milton Canadian Champion Trucks, wire stolen Between 7:45 a.m. and 5:26 p.m. Monday, the Hydro One site was broken into by thieves who climbed the firm’s Lower Baseline fence. F250 pick-up truck with 2366 RW plates and a Ford Ecoline truck with 161 MF plates were taken.  Also stolen was about 1,000 pounds…

  • UPDATE Snow Storm Info

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    UPDATE 4:50PM WHAT IS OPEN TOMORROW – From the Town of Milton Facilities, Recreation and Rentals During Winter Storm: Feb 2nd All Town of Milton facilities will be open for business as usual on February 2, 2011. For specific inquiries about the status of program cancellations or rentals due to the winter storm, please call…

  • 4th Line & Britannia Road Closure Update

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    In a letter that has been sent from the Region of Halton to area residents today, I wanted to post this information on my blog for people outside the affected zone. It says that the intersection of 4th Line and Britannia Road is slated to be closed off to area residents for approximately 2 months…

  • Milton Town Budget Barely Passes

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    From Christina Commisso, Milton Canadian Champion Town budget barely passes Council divided in approving Milton budget that will see municipal taxes rise by 4.58% The 11 members of council spent little time discussing the increase during Monday’s marathon meeting, which saw only six of 11 councillors vote in favour of the controversial budget. Much of…

  • Region Of Halton Approves 1.4% Increase

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    Again from Kim Arnott Region settles on 1.4% tax hike In a budget that will see close to $1 billion spent on infrastructure, programs, services, regional staff and police, Halton’s council was hung up on about $190,000.That amount represented the difference between capping Regional staff pay increases at 2.25 per cent, which was the amount…