Tag: town of milton report

  • Demographics Are Changing & Trustee Debate

    Here is an article by Christina Commisso of the Milton Canadian Champion regarding some of the events coming out of the most recent Administration & Planning committee meeting. “We heard from (Milton trustee) Donna Danielli that the school board was working on base statistics of about three children coming out of a household. Last week we…

  • Steam Era 2010 This Weekend

    For 50 years, the Milton Steam Era has ushered in the end of summer with its annual event.  This weekend is a time to bring out the kids and learn some history about the ways things used to be. Stephanie Hounsell has a great article in the Champion this week as well. Going full steam…

  • Potential 6.91% Increase To Be Discussed Monday

    Well it looks like I have some reading to do. The agenda for this coming Monday’s meeeting was online this past Thursday which includes a number of items that will keep both the councillors and us “shadow cabinet” candidates there for some time.  There is also going to be a couple of public meetings regarding…

  • New Magnets On The Way

    In my last election campaign in 2006, these fridge magnets proved to be quite useful for many residents in the ward.  In fact, there were a few people who continued to email me over the last 4 years with questions and concerns about municipal issues.  I would always ask, how did you get my name…

  • Intensification strategy to go before council in January

    With many of us still braving the malls and the roads rushing out to get the last of the Christmas presents for under the tree, our thoughts arent usually on things like “intesification” of Main Street.  It is important to know that town council will be reviewing a study on how a large portion of…

  • Growth expected for long time to come

    As an avid reader (and participant) in my daily travels to the Hawthorne Villager, the topic of growth is one that never seems to die down.  Some like it and some dont.  Some want it to stop now that they’re living here and some accept it as inevitable change. Growth in Milton, as with other…