Hospital Rally Signs

UPDATE:  APRIL 5TH 2011

CupcakeMommies were out in full force recently getting signatures on the petition for THE TIME IS NOW rally for Milton District Hospital.  THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

You might have noticed over the weekend that there are a number of “The Time Is NOW” signs popping up on lawns in Milton.  Many thanks to those who allowed their lawns, especially during a federal election, to be used to host this important message.

You can pick up yours by emailing me mike@mikecluett.ca and for more information you can go to www.growmiltonhospital.com

The rally is slated for Saturday April 16th at 10AM by town hall.  Signatures for the petition are also gaining speed and you still have time to sign.  Contact us and maybe YOU can join others in letting the provincial government know that The Time Is Now to Grow Milton Hospital.

More pictures of town councillors signing the petition to come!

Councillor Ward 7 Rick Di Lorenzo signs the petition.
Councillor Ward 8 Zeeshan Hamid signs the petition.
Councillor Ward 2 Greg Nelson signs the petition.
Anthony Cluett with the big THUMBS UP!

Milton Makeover Morning April 15th 2011

Last year over 3,500 people participated in Milton’s Makeover Morning to help keep our town clean!  This year we hope that even more people get involved in the 7th Annual event.  This event is in partnership with the Milton Chamber of Commerce.

I have talked with someone from Ward 6 who is really interested in getting this set up for that day, so please email me mike@mikecluett.ca and I’ll forward your information to her right away.  There are lots of areas that need a good cleaning, one of which is along Louis St. Laurent between Thompson Road and James Snow Parkway as well as a few of our parks that need to shed the “winter blues” and prepare for spring.

If you are interested in registering, look below for the Online Registration Link and sign up today.

Let’s help keep our town CLEAN!

From the Town of Milton Website

Participate in our Milton Makeover Morning on April 15, 2011

Over 3,500 participants gathered together to pick up litter during last year’s makeover. The Town of Milton, in partnership with the Milton Chamber of Commerce, is encouraging everyone to participate in this seventh annual makeover on Friday, April 15. The Town is inviting families, friends, neighbours, community groups, school students and employees at Milton businesses to gather together to pick up litter on streets, boulevards, surrounding grounds, parking lots, local parks, green spaces and woodlots. Take some time to “stash some trash” to preserve and enhance Milton’s natural beauty.

Makeover supplies

To promote safety during this clean up activity, the Town is asking participants to wear protective clothing such as boots and gloves, and will be making free garbage bags and gloves available for pick up starting April 5 at the Milton Leisure Centre, Sports Centre, Town Hall, and Milton Chamber of Commerce.

Looking for areas to clean up?

Watch for a map coming soon for areas needing special attention during the Milton Makeover

Register and be recognized

Register using our online registration form so that your participation will be posted on this website.
Online registration form
Makeover participants

Arrange for special garbage pick up by April 13

If you anticipate you will have 5 bags or more of garbage after your clean up, please fill in the online form above or contact us as indicated on the bottom of this page; schools are not eligible for special garbage pick-up.

Milton Makeover Morning promotional materials

The “Don’t Be a Litterbug” logo and public information posters will help you to advertise the makeover. In addition, participation posters will help you promote the specific involvement of your school, group, organization or business.

Information Poster
Participation Poster (to promote your involvement)
Don’t Be a Litterbug Symbol

Other upcoming anti-litter/clean up activities

There are many opportunities to get more involved in litter clean up in the community:

  • Nassagaweya Rural Road Clean Up Day: Saturday, April 30
  • Good Neighbours Community Day: Saturday, May 7

For more details on these activities, review Additional Clean Up Day Information

Work to begin at Hwy 25 and Louis St. Laurent

Good news!  Work is now scheduled to begin at the intersection of Hwy 25 and Louis St. Laurent to allow for a widened intersection and installation of a traffic signal as well.  Work is expected to commence soon and be completed by June 2011.

This means that the extension of LSL towards 25 is almost ready to be used.  This will help in alleviating traffic along Britannia Road east / west ( a route I take daily).  What I will be looking for and asking for a timeline is the installation of a traffic signal at Thompson Road and LSL.  With the new east / west route up and running, this means there will be more traffic going through this already busy intersection in the morning.

Here’s a map of the work area.

Milton Police Blotter – February 17 2011

Milton Police Blotter – February 17, 2011

Tools stolen from vehicles

Three commercial vehicles were broken into overnight last Thursday at Ridley Windows and Doors on Reid Sideroad.  It’s estimated more than $3,000 worth of tools were taken.

Computer equipment stolen

About $2,200 worth of computer equipment and accessories were stolen from The Source on Steeles Avenue.  Police are still investigating the incident, which occurred during business hours last Thursday.

Milton’s liquor stores targeted

Thieves targeted both of Milton’s LCBO stores recently.  The first incident was last Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Main Street and Thompson Road location, where about $3,000 worth of liqueur was stolen.

In the next incident Friday at the downtown location, which occurred shortly after 2 p.m., more than $500 worth of alcohol was taken.

Laundromat broken into

The offices of the Mill Street Coin Laundry on Mill Street were broken into between 6 and 7 a.m. Sunday.  Clothing was stolen.

Motorist taken to hospital

A woman was taken to hospital for observation after her car hit a hydro pole at Main Street and Tremaine Road.  The incident occurred Saturday at about 1:20 a.m.

Happy Valentine’s Day

I know there are many of you who dont really subscribe to the whole “VALENTINE’S DAY” thing.  I do though. 

Its amazing to see the look on a loved ones face as they open up some flowers….say from Oceana Whispers on Charles Street, downtown Milton by the TD and Royal Canadian Legion.  Judy has been hard at work for the last several weeks to ensure that she has THE best selection in flowers and the most perfect arrangements you can find for your loved ones. 

As I write this, its about 230PM on Valentine’s Day…if you havent been able to get out give Judy a call (905) 878-6652 or drop by her store.  She can work wonders for you and keep some of us out of the doghouse from time to time.

 

So guys, don’t waste anymore time and give Judy a call, email her judy@oceanawhispers.com or Twitter @oceanawhispers and get moving.