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FOR SALE: Tires from a 2006 Sportscab Ranger

Do not fit my newer 2008 Sportscab...

Art (what’s it for?)

by Heather Atkinson My late mother was a...

Greek Zucchini Fritters with Garlic Yogurt

by Susan Hanna This tasty recipe from Food...

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PDFs and PNGs in Millstone submissions: Just say no

Those of us of a certain age will recall Nancy Reagan's "Just Say No" slogan from her anti-drug campaign in the 1980s. In that vein, I'm asking you to please...

The Refugee Series – Nour el Tarsha and Khodor Jarouz

by Edith Cody-Rice The Millstone is publishing a short series on the lives of a some of the refugees who have come to Mississippi Mills from Syria and Ukraine since...

Note to readers of the daily email version of the Millstone: Duplicate images

We are aware of an issue with the daily email which leads to some images being duplicated. This is proving to be a fairly difficult problem to solve. Nothing has...
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Correction to article about heritage award

CORRECTION:  In a previous article about the heritage award given to Fran Kronstal for renovations to the building at 58-60 Mill Street, Fran was...

Did you send us a submission about artificial intelligence?

Last week a reader sent us an article about artificial intelligence and its implications. Upon a quick read, it seemed very interesting, but when...

Note to readers of the Millstone daily email

I've heard from some readers that they haven't received the daily email version of the paper for the past few days. I recently had an...

Ann Shea – Owner of Mill Street Books

Our new Mill Street book store owner, Ann Shea, switched careers to take over this enterprise from the beloved Terry and Mary Lumsden. She...

Our municipal election coverage policy

As in every election, whether federal, provincial or municipal, the Millstone’s policy is to publish all submissions from official candidates or their authorized agents. We...

It’s a flood — of submissions, that is

This happens occasionally: apparently, everyone who has been thinking of sending something to the Millstone decides to do it in the same day or...

Introducing MMordle, a word game for Mississippi Mills

So you may, just possibly, have heard of an online game called Wordle. Though the initial global craze for it seems to have died...

Yep, it’s one of those nights — off

I do this two or three times a year, especially on long weekends; I look at the Millstone inbox and decide, "There's nothing here...

Operators are (not) standing by — support the Millstone

As many readers will know, the Millstone is a volunteer-run paper with an unpaid staff of two. We don't charge for any service we...

We’re back, I hope

Readers may have noticed that things have been pretty quiet around the Millstone for the past four days. That's because the Montreal company that...

Election 2021: the Millstone’s policy

Canadians will be going back to the polls for a federal election on September 20. As in every election, whether federal, provincial or municipal, the...

A night off at the Millstone

by Brent Eades Regular readers will know this routine by now. Two or three times a year I look at the Millstone inbox and think,...

A night off at The Millstone

by Brent Eades Regular readers know the deal by now. A few times a year I look at the Millstone inbox and see nothing really...

2,000 Facebook likes and counting

I've been watching the number of the Millstone's Facebook 'likes' creeping ever higher lately, and I see they finally hit the 2,000 mark today....
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