Milton Community Hall

Vax Passes and masks are still required for all activities at the hall. They are not required to visit the Council Office, food cupboard, washroom or little free library at the hall. The hall also has COVID-19 rapid tests available. The tests from the Red Cross “Stop the Spread” are optional, but if used, they must be taken at the hall (as results must be reported to Red Cross) and are only for adults without symptoms. There are a limited number of rapid tests from another source available to be used off-site.

 Islander Day at the Hall – No Exercise. There will be drawing and line dancing but the fate of Coffee and Tai Chi has yet to be determined.

 Michele’s Chair and Balance Fitness Classes take place on Mondays and Fridays at 9 a.m. (No class on Islander Day). Cost is $5 -and they are available online or in-person at the Milton Hall. If you are interested in attending contact the Council Office (902-368-3090 or admin@miltonvalepark.com). For an online link, email magallant58@gmail.com.

 Coffee Club is returning -Mondays and Fridays at 10 a.m. at the Milton Hall. Admission by donation of coin or treats. (Likely no coffee on Islander Day).

 Mindful Movement on the Mat – Tuesdays at 9:00 with Leone and Mindful Movement on the Chair – Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursday at 9 a.m. (Feb 24 may be the last Thursday class -so watch for further details. Class can also be taken via Zoom.)

 Recording your Family History & Take-out Lunch for Miltonvale Park Seniors & Milton Hall Supporters on Wednesday, Feb. 23 at 12:00 noon at the Milton Community Hall with presenter Pat Steen. RSVP – by 5 p.m. Monday, Feb 21 to miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154. Admission by donation.   Funded by the PEI Seniors’ Secretariat.

The Rural Municipality of Miltonvale Park is hosting its annual Budget Meeting on Wednesday, February 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Milton Community Hall to present a draft budget to residents and landowners. A draft budget will be posted on the website miltonvalepark.com early next week. RSVP by noon on Wednesday to admin@miltonvalepark.com or 902-368-3090 to get online or virtual access to the meeting.

Hot Water Bottle Cover Class- Monday, February 28 at 1:30 p.m. at the Milton Community Hall, 2nd floor. Learn to make a hot water bottle cover and feel the warmth all year long. Materials provided (not the hot water bottle). Register at admin@miltonvalepark.com or 902-368-3090. Space is limited. Vax pass required. Funded in part by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors Program.

TENTATIVE – Wednesday, March 2 – 12 noon. Come listen to some local storytellers involved in a storytelling project with Young at Heart Musical Theatre Group. Lunch provided. RSVP to miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154 by noon Monday, Feb 28.

Miltonvale Park Residents & Friends Talent Show – We are looking for talented local seniors and others to have a community talent show on Sunday, March 20 at 2 p.m. at the Milton Community Hall. Save the date and register your talent. We hope to showcase the talent of local seniors for local seniors – but the show is open to all ages. We are looking for music, singing, skits, dance, and displays of arts and crafts and the show can be a mix of live and virtual performances. Contact admin@miltonvalepark.com or 902-368-3090 for more information or sign up to participate at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PBCPLH2  Funded in part by the PEI Seniors’ Secretariat

 Thanks to those who came out to the Milton Community Hall Annual Meeting on Feb. 15. Thanks were expressed to retiring board members Shanda Rae and Kevin Hooper. The new board includes President James Marjerrison, VP Joyce Blackett, Treasurer Phil Hooper, Secretary Shari MacDonald, Past President Ernie Coles and Directors Phil Jefferson, Pauline Smith and Hal Parker. The North Milton WI rep will be named at the next WI meeting and as well the board can appoint two others to the board , who may or may not live in Miltonvale Park. The constitutional updates were approved to clarify how the audit/review will be handled and to allow electronic participation in meetings. Information presented at the meeting can be found online at https://miltonvalepark.com/for-residents/milton-community-hall/

The North Milton WI is collecting period products at the Milton Hall for the month of February as part of the Taking Care of Women's Business! Period. 28 Day Campaign.  All the feminine hygiene products collected will go to food banks across Prince Edward Island. FYI Murphy's Pharmacy will be collecting and matching with their Atoma brand donations that are made at their stores, as well.

Enjoy your Islander Day weekend!

(and make sure your sump pumps are working!)

Update from Miltonvale Park and Milton Community Hall -February 14, 2022

DUE TO THE WEATHER THE HALL IS CLOSED MONDAY, FEB 14.

Coffee Club will return at the Milton Community Hall on Monday and Fridays at 10 a.m beginning February 14. Vax pass required. Currently masks are required until you are actively eating or drinking. Admission by donation of coin or treats.

The next 50-50 Draw will take place on Tuesday, Feb 15 at the Annual Meeting of the Milton Community Hall.Tickets are $3 or 2/$5 and can be purchased at the hall or by e-transfer to miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com.

Yoga/Mindful Movement with Leone - Mat yoga Tues at 9 a.m. and chair yoga Tues at 10:30 and Thurs at 9:00 a.m. Classes are taking place at the hall, and Leone is also streaming them on Zoom.  Sign up for the chair yoga or get the latest updates and the Zoom link here.  The cost per class is $5.

Monday and Friday Exercise classes return to the Milton Community Hall at 9 a.m. beginning Feb. 14. Classes are $5. Michele Gallant is also offering these classes on Zoom. Email her for the link, if you would like to join virtually.  magallant58@gmail.com

Tai chi begins Monday, February 14 -Monday and Thursday at 7 p.m. for a six-week session. Class size is limited but there is space for one more resident. Cost is $25/resident. Register with miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com  or 902-566-3154.

There is also one more spot in the basic drawing class that started this past week. Classes will be on Mondays at 10:30 a.m. with Nancy Hooper. Cost is $20 for 6 classes. Non residents -$25. All supplies are provided.  Space is limited and preference will be given to Miltonvale Park residents aged 55+. Register with miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com  or 902-566-3154.

The Municipality has six pairs of adult snowshoes (and poles) available for residents to borrow - There are 3 pairs of 25” (120-200 lbs) and 3 pairs of 30” (170-250 lbs) snowshoes. Contact the council office (902-368-3090 or admin@miltonvalepark.com) to arrange to borrow a pair for a day or two. These were funded by the PEI Seniors Secretariat, so priority is for people who are 55+.

The hall has crokinole, cribbage boards, books (and sometimes puzzles), and ukuleles that can also be lent out to Miltonvale Park residents to help pass the time this winter. Call or email the hall to arrange a time to pick items up (though you can pop in anytime the hall is open to catch books -although it is best to avoid the 20 minutes before any event starts). For your convenience, I am at the hall today (Saturday) if you want snowshoes for the weekend. the hall calendar is online.

The annual meeting for the Milton Community Hall is taking place on Tuesday, Feb. 15 at 7:30.  Online access will also be available, if requested. All adult residents of Miltonvale Park are members of Milton Community Hall, Inc.  The meeting will include reports, financial reports, voting on constitutional changes, and elections for board members.  Would you be interested in joining the non-profit board that runs the hall? To learn more about serving on the board or to RSVP for the meeting contact miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154. Information for the meeting is available here. 

The February Municipal Council meeting is taking place on its regular 3rd Wednesday of the month, Feb 16, at 7:30 p.m. Please RSVP to the Council office if you would like to attend, either virtually or in-person. 902-368-3090 or admin@miltonvalepark.com.

Municipalities are no longer required to hold annual meetings. Instead, they must hold an annual budget meeting at least two weeks before the budget is passed by Council. Miltonvale Park will be holding the annual budget meeting on Wednesday, Feb 23. At 7:30 p.m. The storm date is Tuesday, March 1. Please RSVP to admin@miltonvalepark.com or 902-368-3090 by Wednesday noon. Online access can be arranged. The draft budget and supporting documents will be posted on miltonvalepark.com after the Feb. 16th Council meeting. If you have suggestions for municipal events, programs or purchases, please contact the Council office, ASAP.

The Milton Community Hall has been approved to participate in a Red Cross “Stop the Spread” rapid screening test program. The tests are now available for participants/volunteers at events and activities at the hall. They are optional. As the hall must report (anonymously) the results of the tests, they must be done at the hall. The Red Cross requires that they only be used for people who are 18+, have no symptoms and have not been identified as close contacts. People swab their own noses, then usually return swabs to a hall volunteer for the rest of the testing process. The program requires that the hall report the numbers of tests and positive and negative results (no names) to Red Cross regularly and they have given us a waiver form for people to consent to report data to the Canadian Red Cross and to ensure they have consent to use the data to fulfill its obligations to Health Canada.  There is also a video (no sound) that shows the testing procedure.  The rapid tests should help to give everyone a bit more comfort attending events/activities. The tests are not mandatory, but given the high transmissibility of Omicron, we hope being able to be tested will help to keep everyone safer. It will allow those who may be contagious to learn that before symptoms appear, so can reduce the chances of infecting others. Anyone who tests a presumptive positive is asked to be tested at the Provincial PCR testing site to confirm results, and let the hall know the results of that testing, so it can be reported to Red Cross.
If anyone might be interested in volunteering to assist with the testing and record keeping during the half hour (approximately) before events, please contact the hall at 902-566-3154. Training and PPE will be provided.

The hall also received a limited number of rapid tests which can be used off-site, for all-ages, and do not require reporting of results. Contact the hall if you might need a rapid test from this batch (eg. Youth, housebound person…)

Also – the Municipality is updating its Emergency Management Plan -and would like to include the names and phone numbers of residents who might be willing to assist in an emergency situation (if available). If you have specialized equipment or skills that could be helpful in an emergency -such as snowmobiles, ATV, medical training, fluency in other languages, portable generator… please let the Council office know. As well, if anyone is interested in being on the Emergency management committee, please let Shari know.

Reminder, vax passes are required for all activities at the Milton Community Hall, and people with any Covid-19 symptoms should not enter the hall.

Also – if residents are reminded that if you are registering your children for extracurricular events and activities that there is a Child Bursary Program which will reimburse up to $75/child per year (April 1-March 31). If you are not sure if you have already received the bursary this year, check the list of recipients here. The application form for the bursary and the rebates for low flow replacement toilets  or showerheads rebate or HE washer rebate is also there.

Also, usually this is the week we make the blankets for Family Violence Prevention Week, but this important week has been moved to the spring, so blanket making will also happen in May.

Happy Valentines!

The hall will be closed for events and activities until January 31, 2022. The Council office will remain open; however, please contact the Council office by phone (902-368-3090 or admin@miltonvalepark.com.) rather than visiting in person, if possible.

The hall can be contacted at miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154.

The Annual Meeting of the Milton Community Hall, Inc, for the 2021 year that was scheduled for Monday, January 24, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. at the Milton Community Hall. will be rescheduled -tentatively to mid-February.   

Please RSVP to miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154 for online or in-person (limited) attendance. Vax pass and mask required.  Documents for the AGM include agenda (available soon),  Draft Minutes 2020 AGM (January 25, 2021), Draft Financial Statements 2021, Budget 2022, Proposed Bylaw Changes (marked version with outline of changes) and (clean version). The meeting will also include elections for the Board of Directors. To learn more about being on the board, please contact the hall, or President Ernie Coles.

Meeting documents can be downloaded here.

Association of Rural Community Halls of PEI Ltd

ARCH Association Manager -Temporary

280 hours - 8 weeks at 35 hours @$13.50/hour

The worker (aged 15-30) will be a support person for rural halls on PEI for an 8-week position (35 hours/week) before Feb 26, 2022. The worker will be responsible for contacting all the Island Halls and updating contact information. The youth will survey halls to determine priorities for further training and share information regarding best practices, regarding event organizing, promotion, working with volunteers, and other information useful to non-profit rural community halls, such as kitchen and liquor license regulations. The worker will assist halls in the promotion of their halls and events, and will gather information for and share with the halls. The worker will update the website and prepare a “How To” manual for halls to use the website features. The student will organize an in-person meeting, and guest speakers and facilitate information sharing. If requested by member halls, the youth can also assist with hall events. Based at the Milton Community Hall and can include some work at home. Bilingualism is an asset.

Must be eligible through the Canada Summer Jobs Program.

(a) is between 15 and 30 years of age (inclusive) at the start of employment;

(b) is a Canadian Citizen, permanent resident, or person on whom refugee protection has been conferred under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act*; and

(c) is legally entitled to work according to the relevant provincial / territorial legislation and regulations. *International students are not eligible. Recent immigrants are eligible if they are Canadian Citizens or permanent residents.

To apply, contact peihalls@gmail.com

Position to begin as soon as possible.

Holiday cheer will take centre stage in Charlottetown, Summerside, Victoria, and Milton this December with the debut of Christmas in the Kitchen. The festive new show from Campbell Webster Entertainment, the production company behind the internationally-acclaimed Anne & Gilbert - The Musical, will play seven shows across four PEI stages.

Christmas in the Kitchen takes place at the Milton Community Hall on Monday, December 13 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at the hall - 902-566-3154 or miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com, by cash, cheque or e-transfer.

“Christmas in the Kitchen is a uniquely PEI celebration of the season. It brings together the ingredients that make for a rip-roaring PEI kitchen party - storytelling, toe-tapping tunes, and loads of good cheer - and wraps them all around the holiday theme,” said Campbell Webster, the show’s producer.

The yuletide production, which was created by Nicholas Whelan and Suzy Wilde, will showcase some of PEI and Canada’s most accomplished musicians performing exciting new arrangements of classic Christmas songs.
“We’re thrilled to bring Christmas in the Kitchen to two PEI stages after a successful run of the Together At Last Festival,” said Whelan, who co-produced and performed in the 8-week festival this past summer, which included productions of A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline, Anne Mixtape and WANNABE: A Spice Girls Tribute. “Some of the same musicians that performed in Together At Last will be joining the cast of our new holiday show and we’re excited to bring such a high-caliber ensemble of talent together.”

The cast will be led by Wilde, Whelan, and well-known Island storyteller, Alan Buchanan. They will be joined by talented Island musicians Paul Hopkins, Jenna Marie Holmes, Michael Peters, Tuli Porcher, and Pat King. With a focus on celebrating Canadian talent, Christmas in the Kitchen will feature music from The Rankin Family, David Myles, Anne Murray, Great Big Sea, and other popular artists.

“There will be fiddles, there will be folklore, and there will be lots of fun,” said Whelan. “We’re all looking forward to bringing a new take to some of the season’s most popular songs and interspersing them with plenty of hilarity from the master storyteller himself, Allan Buchanan.”

The all-ages production is proudly sponsored by Discover Charlottetown, Holland College, and Island Hill Farm.

“We had so much fun this summer working on the productions that made up Together At Last and now we’re bringing something really special to the stage for the holidays that’s heart-warming and bound to get everyone into the festive spirit. It feels like the best kind of reunion and we can’t wait to welcome everyone to our Christmas kitchen party,” said Webster.

Tickets for Christmas in the Kitchen are now on sale for shows at the Victoria Playhouse (Dec 12), Milton Community Hall (Dec 13), The College of Piping and Performing Arts Centre (Dec 14), and Florence Simmons Performance Hall (Dec 15, 16, and 18). Visit ChristmasIntheKitchen.ca or call 1-877-566-3346 for more information and to purchase your tickets for other performances.

For photos of the cast and poster, visit the Facebook page 

Community Events- Miltonvale Park and Milton Community Hall – November 30, 2021

A Vax Pass is required to attend events at the hall. It is not required to visit the Council office, the washrooms, the food cupboard, for worship services, or for those under 12.

There will be a presentation for seniors on “Planning Ahead” with a presenter from Community Legal Information on Wednesday, December 1 at 10 a.m. To register, contact miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154.

Christmas in the Kitchen – Monday, Dec 13 at 7:30 at Milton Community Hall.  Christmas in the Kitchen is a uniquely PEI celebration of the season. It brings together the ingredients that make for a rip-roaring PEI kitchen party - storytelling, toe-tapping tunes, and loads of good cheer - and wraps them all around the holiday theme,” said Campbell Webster, the show’s producer. The yuletide production, which was created by Nicholas Whelan and Suzy Wilde, will showcase some of PEI and Canada’s most accomplished musicians performing exciting new arrangements of classic Christmas songs.“Some of the same musicians that performed in Together At Last will be joining the cast of our new holiday show and we’re excited to bring such a high-caliber ensemble of talent together”, says Whelan.

The cast will be led by Wilde, Whelan, and well-known Island storyteller, Alan Buchanan. They will be joined by talented Island musicians Paul Hopkins, Jenna Marie Holmes, Michael Peters, Tuli Porcher, and Pat King. With a focus on celebrating Canadian talent, Christmas in the Kitchen will feature music from The Rankin Family, David Myles, Anne Murray, Great Big Sea, and other popular artists.

“There will be fiddles, there will be folklore, and there will be lots of fun,” said Whelan. “We’re all looking forward to bringing a new take to some of the season’s most popular songs and interspersing them with plenty of hilarity from the master storyteller himself, Allan Buchanan.”

Tickets are $25 and are available at the Milton Community Hall (miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154). Vax Pass and masks are necessary.

Seniors are invited to come & share memories of Christmas from long ago at a community lunch on Wednesday, December 15 at 12 noon at the Milton Community Hall. Please pre-register at miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154 by Monday, December 13. Funded in part by the PEI Seniors Secretariat.

The Council for the Rural Municipality of Miltonvale Park is planning a fun family bingo for residents on Monday, December 20 at 7 p.m. at the Milton Community Hall.  Families will be asked to bring a small prize (approx. $5 value) and enjoy a fun evening. No admission charge! Please pre-register at 902-368-3090 or admin@miltonvalepark.com. Vax Pass required for people over age 12 +3 months. Please pre-register at Admin@miltonvalepark.com or 902-368-3090.

Tai chi classes will be held on Monday & Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. in Jan-early Feb. Details are still to be confirmed - but if you are interested contact the Milton Hall. Funded in part by the PEI Seniors’ Secretariat.

The Milton Community Hall Annual General Meeting is scheduled for Monday, January 24, 2022, at 7:30. There will be elections for board members. More information will be available closer to the meeting – including proposed revisions to the constitution.  

A Prize Bingo will be held to support the Milton Community Hall on Wednesday, January 26, 2022 at 7 p.m. Storm date – Wed. Feb. 2.

The 50-50 Draw - The Milton Community Hall's regular 50-50 draws happen twice every month. The first is on the 15th of every month and the second is drawn on the last day of every month. Tickets are $3 or 2/$5. Drop in for tickets or e-transfer to miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com. Congratulations to Ruth Neill who won the Nov. 15 draw of $156.

Coffee Club happens on Mondays and Friday at 10 a.m. at the Milton Community Hall. Feel free to drop in for coffee, tea, treats and conversation.

Mat Yoga continues on Tuesday mornings at 9:00 am and is on a drop-in basis. $5

Chair Yoga will be held on Tuesdays at 10:30 am and Thursdays at 9:30 with Leone Curtis at the Milton Community Hall. Cost is $5. Chair yoga will now require pre-registration.

Exercise classes are held with Michele Gallant on Mondays and Fridays at 9 a.m. Cost is $5 and there are now spaces available in the classes. Please email admin@miltonvalepark.com. We can also make arrangements for people to attend vis zoom – so if that is of interest, please contact admin@miltonvalepark.com. There will be no classes after Friday Dec 10 until they resume on January 10.

The municipality has lots of children and young adult books for readers in Miltonvale Park. Pop by the hall to pick up any of the following: There is No Dog, Legends, Icons and Rebels (Music that Changed the World), Chronicles of Avonlea, Anne of Ingleside, Emily Climbs. My Journey with the Stars, Paul the Puck (Ottawa Senators), Julien, and a Grade 4 workbook.

If you are signing up your children for winter activities, remember the child bursary program which provides a reimbursement of up to $75/child/year (April 1-March 31) for extra curricular arts/cultural/sports activities or lessons. 

Community Events- Miltonvale Park and Milton Community Hall – November 5, 2021
A Vax Pass is required to attend events at the hall. It is not required to visit the Council office, the washrooms, the food cupboard, for worship services, or for those under 12.

The 50-50 Draw - The Milton Community Hall's regular 50-50 draws happen twice every month. The first is on the 15th of every month and the second is drawn on the last day of every month. Tickets are $3 or 2/$5. Drop in for tickets or e-transfer to miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com.

Congratulations to George Piercey won the Oct 31 draw of $110.50. We expect the next draw to be larger, as it will include the sales at the Craft Fair. If you would like to support the hall in a hassle-free way -you can e-transfer (or drop in with) money -e.g. $20 and ask that the hall look after buying you 2 tickets for each of the next four draws (two months!).

Coffee Club happens on Mondays and Friday at 10 a.m. at the Milton Community Hall. Feel free to drop in for coffee, tea, treats and conversation.

Mat Yoga continues on Tuesday mornings at 9:00 am and is on a drop-in basis.

Chair Yoga will be held on Tuesdays at 10:30 am and Thursdays at 9:30 with Leone Curtis at the Milton Community Hall. Cost is $5. Chair yoga will now require pre-registration. 

Exercise classes are held with Michele Gallant on Mondays and Fridays at 9 a.m. Cost is $5 and there is one or two spaces in the classes. Please email admin@miltonvalepark.com. We can also make arrangements for people to attend vis zoom – so if that is of interest, please contact admin@miltonvalepark.com.

The municipality has lots of children's and young adult books for readers in Miltonvale Park. Pop by the hall to pick up any of the following: There is No Dog, Legends, Icons and Rebels (Music that Changed the World), Chronicles of Avonlea, Anne of Ingleside, Emily Climbs. My Journey with the Stars, Paul the Puck (Ottawa Senators), Julien, and a Grade 4 workbook. There are also five treat bags left after Halloween – if you have a teen who didn’t get trick or treating or a younger child that missed it, please let me know and it could be theirs!

French Cooking – Madeleines & More – with Margaret Prouse – Wednesday, November 17 at 1:30 p.m. Space is limited, and the “More” is planned to include leek and potato soup. Free for Miltonvale Residents aged 55+ and by donation for others. Pre-register at admin@miltonvalepark.com or 902-368-3090. *Year of France.

Painting – There may still be one space at the painting classes (acrylics) with Julia Purcell for six Tuesday afternoons, beginning November 9th, 2021. $20 for residents and $30 for non-residents. Contact the Council office if you are interested – or to be on the waiting list.

The Milton Community Hall Christmas Craft Fair is going to be held on Saturday, November 13 from 9-3 p.m. Admission is $3 and includes door prize tickets. Check the Facebook page for details. If you would like to lend a hand at the fair, or donate a craft for the hall sale table you can sign up here.

– or contact the hall at miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com. Everyone who is 18+ and lives in Miltonvale Park is automatically a member of the Milton Community Hall, Inc. Wheatley River WI is hosting their Craft Fair this weekend (9-2) both Saturday and Sunday at the Wheatley River Hall.

Storytelling - The Young at Heart Musical Theatre Company is hosting a storytelling project – recording people’s stories, improving your storytelling and more (You don’t have to tell your stories in public if that is not something you are comfortable with). They are meeting upstairs at the Milton Community Hall on Wednesday Nov. 10th and 17th at 1 p.m. If you are interested in learning more, contact miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154.

There will be a presentation for seniors on “Planning Ahead” with a presenter from Community Legal Information on Wednesday, December 1 at 10 a.m. To register, contact miltoncommunityhall@gmail.com or 902-566-3154.

*The Year of Summer and the Year of France programs are funded by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors Program.

If you are signing up your children for fall activities, remember the child bursary program which provides a reimbursement of up to $75/child/year (April 1-March 31) for extra curricular arts/cultural/sports activities or lessons.

Reminders:
The time change happens early this Sunday morning - “Fall back” any clocks that don’t change automatically!

Next week is the “Big” collection week for waste, with the following week (Nov 15-19) being the special Yard Debris collection week by Island Waste Management Corporation. https://iwmc.pe.ca/fall-cleanup/

The Council Office will be closed on Remembrance Day, Thursday, November 11.

Tentative Planning Board Meeting – Wednesday, Nov. 10 at 6:30 p.m.
The November Council meeting is Wednesday, Nov. 17 at 7:30 p.m. Please RSVP if you plan to attend to admin@miltonvalepark.com or 902-368-3090.

There are still some cloth masks and the food supply cupboard at the Milton Community Hall, and little free libraries and free public wi-fi at both the Community Hall and the Community Park.