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Library to launch six-week community-wide book club Have you ever thought about how nice it would be to join a book club? How about a really big book club-- one that the whole community could join? Wouldn't that be great? You could bump into your neighbour at the grocery store and discuss chapter three, or discuss chapter four while waiting for the kids at the bus stop! One Book One Halton Hills is just that-- a six-week-long program of events designed to get all of Halton Hills reading. We are kicking off our inaugural year of this program with a title that holds special significance for our community: Midnight at the Dragon Café by former Acton resident Judy Fong Bates. Judy herself will be coming to visit Halton Hills to read from this book and others she has written. The reading will take place at the Acton Branch Library on Wednesday, October 5 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are free and are available at both the Georgetown and Acton Branches. You can bring along your own copy of Midnight at the Dragon Cafe, or purchase one that evening, and have it signed. But that's not all! Next time you're at your library, pick up a One Book BINGO card. Play One Book BINGO NOTICE OF STUDY COMMENCEMENT City of Brampton Heritage Heights Transportation Master Plan The Study: The City of Brampton is undertaking a Transportation Master Plan as a supporting study to the Secondary Plan for the Heritage Heights Community (Secondary Plan Areas 52 and 53). This study will identify the transportation needs of the new community in the Secondary Plan area in northwest Brampton and consider a wide range of options to satisfy future travel demands. The Transportation Master Plan is centered on study objectives that: sPROVIDEFORTHERElNEMENTOFTHECORRIDORPROTECTIONAREATHROUGHEXAMININGAND DElNINGTHEOPPORTUNITYFORATRANSPORTATIONCORRIDORCROSSINGOFTHE#REDIT2IVER Valley and sFOCUSONINNOVATIVE PEDESTRIANCYCLINGFRIENDLY ANDTRANSITORIENTEDCOMMUNITY road and transit projects as part of a preferred transportation network and strategy needed to support the proposed new community. The Process: )NSUPPORTOFTHE3ECONDARY0LAN THESTUDYWILLBEPROCEEDINGASA4RANSPORTATION Master Plan in accordance with Phases 1 and 2 of the Municipal Class Environmental !SSESSMENT ASAMENDED4HESTUDYWILLASSESSENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL ECONOMICANDTECHNICALCRITERIAANDWILLADDRESSTHEINTERESTSOFAREARESIDENTS STAKE holders and local businesses in selecting the preferred solution. Public Consultation: 4HElRSTOFTHREE0UBLIC-EETINGSISTARGETEDFORTHEFALLOF.OTICESFORMEETINGS will be on the City website and in local newspapers. If you wish to be added to the 3TUDYMAILINGLISTTOBENOTIlEDOFUPCOMINGEVENTS PLEASEFORWARDYOURCONTACT information to the listed project team members below. Comments Invited: 25 Independent & Free Press, Thursday, September 22, 2011 Clare Hanman and discover all sorts of ideas for enjoying not only Midnight at the Dragon Café but also many other library books and services. Return your card to the library and you will be entered into a draw for some fabulous prizes. We really want to hear what you think of this book! Stop by our Facebook page or follow us on Twitter and join our online book discussion. Why not attend a Coffee Books and Conversation meeting and find out about all sorts of great books, including a sneak peak of our latest titles. Meetings will be held on Sept. 30 and Oct. 28 from 2-3 p.m. at both library branches. So come along, join our One Book One Halton Hills book club and read a fabulous book, discover a fantastic library, and be part of a wonderful community! Clare Hanman is a Technical Services Librarian at the Town of Halton Hills HALTON HILLS LADIES VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE Semi-competitive & Recreational Divisions Registration Monday Oct. 3rd at St. Brigid's School in the gym from 7:00 to 8:00 (Limited space on a first come basis) Individual: $90.00 Team cost: $720.00 (team rep only needs to register) CHEQUES ONLY payable to H.H.L.V.L. NO POSTDATED CHEQUES WILL BE ACCEPTED League starts Monday Oct. 17th Your involvement is important! The City of Brampton appreciates your input and ideas. Please take a moment to get INVOLVED7EENCOURAGEYOUTOSUBMITYOURCOMMENTS ISSUESANDADDITIONALINFORMA tion to either of the listed project team members below. Marta Roias, MCIP, RPP 4RANSPORTATION0ROJECT-ANAGER .7"RAMPTON City of Brampton ,ONG2ANGE4RANSPORTATION Planning 0LANNING $ESIGNAND $EVELOPMENT 7ELLINGTON3TREET7EST "RAMPTON /.,92 4EL &AX E-mail: Marta.Roias@Brampton.ca Ray Bacquie, P.Eng. Consultant Project Manager Cole Engineering Group Limited. 6ALLEYWOOD$RIVE -ARKHAM /.,24 4EL%XT &AX E-mail: HeritageHeightsTMP@ ColeEngineering.ca FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL ROSEANN 647-227-9411 Information will be collected in accordance with the Freedom of )NFORMATIONAND0ROTECTIONOF0RIVACY!CT7ITHTHEEXCEPTION OFPERSONALINFORMATION ALLCOMMENTSWILLBECOMEPARTOFTHE public record. .OTICElRSTISSUED3EPTEMBER