Just a reminder - City offices will be closed on Friday, December 31st.We will accept tax payments with a December 31st postmark to be credited in 2010.
I hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable time ringing in the new year!
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
City Offices Closed December 31st
Just a reminder - City offices will be closed on Friday, December 31st.We will accept tax payments with a December 31st postmark to be credited in 2010.
I hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable time ringing in the new year!
Monday, December 13, 2010
"A Christmas Carol" Rescheduled for Milton House
The Milton Historical Society rescheduled their Sunday, December 12th performance of "A Christmas Carol" to Sunday, December 19th. Please see the press release below from the Milton Historical Society for more details.
The Milton Historical Society has rescheduled their performance of Charles Dickens, “A Christmas Carol” to this coming Sunday, December 19, starting at 6 P.M. The show will be preformed by Creative Outlets Community Theater Group from Whitewater at the Milton Historical Society, 18 South Janesville Street, Milton. After the performance, there will be a cookie and cider reception with the cast.
“A Christmas Carol” tickets are $12.00 each or two or more for $10.00 each. Seating is limited, tickets must be reserved in advance.” Tickets are on sale now at The Milton Historical Society, and we will honor tickets sold for the December 12 show. Tickets can be purchased over the phone with a credit card by calling the Milton Historical Society, 608-868-7772. Proceeds will benefit the Milton Historical Society/Milton House Museum.
For additional information or to schedule a tour of the Milton House Museum please contact The Milton Historical Society at 608-868-7772, 18 S. Janesville Street, Milton.
The Milton Historical Society has rescheduled their performance of Charles Dickens, “A Christmas Carol” to this coming Sunday, December 19, starting at 6 P.M. The show will be preformed by Creative Outlets Community Theater Group from Whitewater at the Milton Historical Society, 18 South Janesville Street, Milton. After the performance, there will be a cookie and cider reception with the cast.
“A Christmas Carol” tickets are $12.00 each or two or more for $10.00 each. Seating is limited, tickets must be reserved in advance.” Tickets are on sale now at The Milton Historical Society, and we will honor tickets sold for the December 12 show. Tickets can be purchased over the phone with a credit card by calling the Milton Historical Society, 608-868-7772. Proceeds will benefit the Milton Historical Society/Milton House Museum.
For additional information or to schedule a tour of the Milton House Museum please contact The Milton Historical Society at 608-868-7772, 18 S. Janesville Street, Milton.
Friday, December 10, 2010
Milton Public Library Community Survey
Residents:
Please help our Milton Public Library with its strategic planning process by completing a community survey. The information gathering process associated with the survey is outlined below in the message from Library Director Lisa Brooks:
The Milton Public Library is in the process of developing a new strategic plan. We’d appreciate it if you’d take a few minutes to share your opinions and ideas for making the Milton Public Library even better. We’d like your thoughts even if you’re NOT a regular library user.
Thanks for your help!
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/428563/Milton-Public-Library-Other-Organizations-Web-Survey
Please help our Milton Public Library with its strategic planning process by completing a community survey. The information gathering process associated with the survey is outlined below in the message from Library Director Lisa Brooks:
The Milton Public Library is in the process of developing a new strategic plan. We’d appreciate it if you’d take a few minutes to share your opinions and ideas for making the Milton Public Library even better. We’d like your thoughts even if you’re NOT a regular library user.
Thanks for your help!
http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/428563/Milton-Public-Library-Other-Organizations-Web-Survey
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
The Perfect Holiday Gift: A Milton Library Coffee Mug
Please read the information below from Milton Public Library Director Lisa Brooks. This fundraiser supports the Friends of the Milton Public Library, a non-profit organization that donates thousands of dollars to support our public library every year.
I bought one of these myself last week and believe you will find that they are the perfect holiday gift for that coffee drinker on your list....-Jerry
The Friends of Milton Public Library are selling a special mug and coffee gift set for their 2010 holiday fundraiser. The gift set is available for $9, with all proceeds going to the library. The mugs are printed in full color with the Milton Public Library logo. The set also includes a full-pot package of coffee, roasted locally especially for the library, by Mocha Moment in Janesville.The fundraiser will help fund the Summer Reading program as well as other children’s and adult programs throughout the year.The Friends of the Milton Public Library is a non-profit organization that raises thousands of dollars each year for the library.
I bought one of these myself last week and believe you will find that they are the perfect holiday gift for that coffee drinker on your list....-Jerry
The Friends of Milton Public Library are selling a special mug and coffee gift set for their 2010 holiday fundraiser. The gift set is available for $9, with all proceeds going to the library. The mugs are printed in full color with the Milton Public Library logo. The set also includes a full-pot package of coffee, roasted locally especially for the library, by Mocha Moment in Janesville.The fundraiser will help fund the Summer Reading program as well as other children’s and adult programs throughout the year.The Friends of the Milton Public Library is a non-profit organization that raises thousands of dollars each year for the library.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
16:49:00 to be Shown at The Gathering Place
The Gathering Place will be showing the ground-breaking film 16:49:00 on Tuesday, December 7th at 6:00 pm.
16:49:00 is about the challenges that homeless teens face. The movie features honest, candid interviews with three Beloit Memorial High School students, including heart-felt accounts of other unaccompanied youth in our area, that reveal the struggle homeless students face at the high school level. Insight from both educational and community leaders shed light on how we may be a part of the solution.
Robin Stuht, the producer for the documentary, said, "The sixteen hours and forty-nine minutes between school ending one day, and starting the next, for some kids, are the longest hours of their entire lives."
16:49:00 project leaders will lead a brief informational Q&A session after the viewing.
The viewing is free and open to the public.
16:49:00 is about the challenges that homeless teens face. The movie features honest, candid interviews with three Beloit Memorial High School students, including heart-felt accounts of other unaccompanied youth in our area, that reveal the struggle homeless students face at the high school level. Insight from both educational and community leaders shed light on how we may be a part of the solution.
Robin Stuht, the producer for the documentary, said, "The sixteen hours and forty-nine minutes between school ending one day, and starting the next, for some kids, are the longest hours of their entire lives."
16:49:00 project leaders will lead a brief informational Q&A session after the viewing.
The viewing is free and open to the public.