Thursday, September 17, 2026
Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors

For sale: Raleigh bicycle

Small, sturdy bicycle for riding the back...

For sale: 2008 Honda Accord EX-L

2008 Honda Accord EX-L Sedan - 4...

Winter tires for sale

Four Bridgestone Blizzar winter tires. All excellent...

Living

Latest

Halloumi Tomato Salad with Herbs

by Susan Hanna This beautiful and delicious salad from Evergreen Kitchen is a great way to use the season’s tomatoes. Zest and juice a lemon and set the juice aside....

Learn about the Junior Civitans

Almonte Junior Civitan is looking for youth from grades 7 to 12 who are interested in developing leadership skills, giving back to the community through fun fundraising activities and...

New garden on the Alameda

This summer, a group of Almonte residents built a new garden to beautify the pathway that links the Alameda to Reserve and Albert Streets. Neighbours moved dozens of stones,...
Archive

Verdict is in on Hub’s future

The Hub's Building Review Committee would like to offer you, our community, heartfelt thanks for taking part in our Building Survey. We received 504 completed...

Gardening in Almonte: Who has seen the rain???

Just how much rain have we received already this spring? What a difference a year makes. The first three weeks of April this year...

Google weighs in on local broadband issue

by Robin Sukhu This past week I participated in a meeting with Google to review our community plan for deploying a high-speed data network in...

Future of rail trail missing input from MM Council

Lanark County will proceed (for now) without Mississippi Mills Council input on rail trail by Don Johnston, Friends of the Ottawa Valley Recreational Trail What does the...

Keep an eye and ear on clock tower this Sunday

Well this is interesting. We've received a note from a team that will apparently doing repairs to the Old Post Office clock tower this Sunday. We...

Rural broadband lessons from South Dakota

Community broadband or bust – what does Mississippi Mills have in common with Mitchell, South Dakota? by Nathan Rudyk Mitchell, a community of 15,000 on the...

Great Veggie Grow-off with Ed Lawrence, May 1

The Lanark County Great Veggie Grow-off 2017 Launch with Ed Lawrence Launch event at the Mississippi Mills Youth Centre (Almonte, 134 Main Street ) on...

Gardening in Almonte: Lots of Volunteer Opportunities!

The Youth Centre Changes Pavement to Paradise! Join an enthusiastic crew of carpenters (old duffers and youth) this Saturday morning April 22 (Our rain date...

Chicken Diavolo  

  by Susan Hanna This is a great recipe from Ruth Reichl’s terrific book My Kitchen Year. You can quarter a whole chicken or use chicken...

Pakenham school escapes chopping block

Mayor McLaughlin shared this good-news story, about Pakenham Public School remaining open despite school board recommendations that it be shut down. One fabulous bit of...

‘Good Food Tour’ launches in Almonte this month

The friendly town of Almonte – where movies are made and heritage Victorian buildings echo with charm – can now be explored in a...

Gay Cook’s Cheese Hamburgers with Sliced Onion and Tomatoes  

by Gay Cook   makes 4 burgers With the warm weather just around the corner, now is the time to think about the barbecue which includes hamburgers...

Gardening in Almonte: A tad more patience required!

Harbingers of spring abound - motorcycles, bicycles and walkers are all over our roads, throngs of people flocked to the Home Show in Carleton...

Get a ‘micro grant’ for a fun community-building project

Mississippi Mills Now Accepting Applications for 2017 Neighbourhood Micro Grants In celebration of Canada’s 150 Birthday year Mississippi Mills has established a Neighbourhood Micro Grant...
1...123124125...197Page 124 of 197

FOLLOW US

millstonenews@gmail.com

Millstone News is a not-for-profit corporation and volunteer-run newspaper for the Mississippi Mills area. 

Publisher: Edith Cody-Rice; Proprietors: Edith Cody-Rice, Brent Eades. Head office: 43 Shepherd Street, Almonte

Learn More

Arts & Culture

Living

Science & Nature

Support Us

The Millstone is a volunteer-run  newspaper that does not accept paid advertising. We rely on donations to help cover operating costs. Won't you consider a small donation?




Copyright © The Millstone