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Sprawlville: November 2009
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Monday, November 30, 2009. We're all very excited here in Halton that two of our Young Liberals have been selected as youth delegates to the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. Ashley Bigda and Matt Juniper. Were recently featured in the local papers, and now they have their very own blog to share their adventures with us:. Drop in and say hi! Or better yet, come on down to their "Clean, Green, and Prosperous". Hope to see you there! Links to this post. Sunday, November 8, 2009. In practical te...
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Sprawlville: August 2009
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Friday, August 21, 2009. Storm Aftermath in Milton. I love tornadoes. I've always wanted to see one, especially after I just missed seeing the ones that tore through Orangeville and Barrie in '95. I've memorized most of the dialogue from 'Twister'. When a big storm comes, I'm always the one idiot standing outside, scanning the horizon for a funnel cloud. Last night, I was in my basement. Did I mention the big trees? The red 'x' is my house). The broken trees took out most of the power lines down there, s...
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Sprawlville: Milton Farmers' Market: Week 3
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Monday, June 2, 2008. Milton Farmers' Market: Week 3. Mmmm berries. and meat. After speaking with Ann, I spoke to a couple of other people and now have a slightly better idea of what's going on with changes to the policy regarding spaces for stores at the Farmers' Market. Given that the whole purpose of a Downtown Business Improvement Area is to promote downtown business. You would think it would be a no-brainer. Thank you for bringing this mis-information to our attention. The Milton Downtown BIA Bo...
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Seasonal Ontario Food: Peas of the Year - Large Manitoba, Champion of England & Carter's Daisy
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Looking for recipes for the foods in season in Ontario? This is the place! I aim to hit 80% local produce in my recipes. Find also notes about my experiences as an organic vegetable and fruit gardener and breeder, and visits to growers, processors and vendors of all kinds of good foods of Ontario. Monday, 20 July 2015. Peas of the Year - Large Manitoba, Champion of England and Carter's Daisy. Beats it, and not by much). Champion of England - Woodbridge Strain. I also got this one from Heritage Harvest.
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Seasonal Ontario Food: Midsummer in the Garden
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Looking for recipes for the foods in season in Ontario? This is the place! I aim to hit 80% local produce in my recipes. Find also notes about my experiences as an organic vegetable and fruit gardener and breeder, and visits to growers, processors and vendors of all kinds of good foods of Ontario. Saturday, 11 July 2015. Midsummer in the Garden. We have some new and unusual varieties this year, which we got from Burt's Greenhouses. There are two beds behind the herbs and watermelons, which are supposed t...
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Seasonal Ontario Food: Peas - Purple Podded Irish Twins
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Looking for recipes for the foods in season in Ontario? This is the place! I aim to hit 80% local produce in my recipes. Find also notes about my experiences as an organic vegetable and fruit gardener and breeder, and visits to growers, processors and vendors of all kinds of good foods of Ontario. Monday, 27 July 2015. Peas - Purple Podded Irish Twins. Clarke's Beltony Blue comes from County Tyrone in Northern Ireland. At some point a Mrs Anderson donated them to the Heritage Seed Library. These are also...
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Seasonal Ontario Food: Basic Waffles
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Looking for recipes for the foods in season in Ontario? This is the place! I aim to hit 80% local produce in my recipes. Find also notes about my experiences as an organic vegetable and fruit gardener and breeder, and visits to growers, processors and vendors of all kinds of good foods of Ontario. Friday, 24 July 2015. 1 cup soft whole wheat flour. 1 cup soft unbleached flour. 1 tablespoon baking powder. 3 tablespoons unsalted butter. A little oil to grease the waffle iron. Meanwhile, beat the eggs and b...
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Seasonal Ontario Food: Strawberry - Haskap Jam
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Looking for recipes for the foods in season in Ontario? This is the place! I aim to hit 80% local produce in my recipes. Find also notes about my experiences as an organic vegetable and fruit gardener and breeder, and visits to growers, processors and vendors of all kinds of good foods of Ontario. Monday, 29 June 2015. Strawberry - Haskap Jam. 4 to 5 250-ml jars. 3 cups haskap berries. The juice of 1/2 lemon. Meanwhile, remove the stems from the haskaps and the strawberries, and discard any bad ones or b...
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Sprawlville: The Milton Community Gardens
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011. The Milton Community Gardens. Local environmental group Milton Green recently sponsored a walking garden tour which included a close-up look at the Milton Community Gardens. Currently located on the Allendale property across the street from the Milton Mall, this unassuming urban farm has been quietly producing tomatoes, beans and carrots for over fifteen years. And yet, most people in town don't even know it's there. Recently received approval from the Town of Milton to start th...
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Sprawlville: The Olympic Torch Comes to Milton!
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Saturday, December 19, 2009. The Olympic Torch Comes to Milton! Today was the big day! Your faithful reporter actually managed to get up at gawdawful in the morning and walk up to Main Street in the freezing cold just to bring you this footage. I hope you appreciate it. Seriously, it was a lot of fun and very exciting. I even got to sing Christmas carols and a rousing rendition of 'O Canada' with the Milton Choristers. Thanks for the blog and video. Shows what a great turnout it was all along the route.
