The Millbrook Times


  • Babble – The Journey

    My dad was just a boy when his mother was left to raise five children on her own.  As the oldest boy in the household, he took his position to heart, grew up fast and rose to the challenge of supporting and protecting his family.  He was too young to have a real job,…

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  • Didi Calhoun Takes a Final Bow

    It was a family decision.  A few months ago, Didi Calhoun spent an evening with her three sons discussing her options in addressing the upcoming renewal of her franchise agreement with Sobey’s for her Foodland store in Millbrook. In its 45th year of operation by the Calhoun family, Didi wanted to make the decision…

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  • New Exhibit Opens at ZimArt’s Rice Lake Gallery

    This weekend is the launch of The Relative Project:  Zimbabwe at ZimArt’s Rice Lake Gallery, featuring an exhibition of the work of well-known Peterborough photographer Wayne Eardley.  The images are part of his extensive collection of photographs he calls The Relative Project, which he describes it as ongoing exploration of the human condition.  It…

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  • Millbrook Figure Skating Club Seeks Municipal Support

    At the May 7th meeting, Millbrook Figure Skating Club executives Kelly Hines and Melissa Blakely asked Council to consider a request for $2000 of support for their club.   Last year the club experienced a sharply lower enrolment which fell from 74 to 49 skaters, resulting in a break-even financial year for the club.  As…

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  • Valerie Kent Receives Leadership in Arts Award

    Although Valerie only moved to the community a few years ago, she has made quite an impact here, and was recognized at last week’s annual County Recognition Awards in the Art leadership category. Upon her arrival in 2015, she immediately began reaching out to the community with her love of art.  A well-known artist,…

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  • Millbrook Entrepreneur Launches Online Camping Website- Pitched

    Growing up in England, Olaf Dunn was an avid camper and outdoor enthusiast.  His family spent vacations touring all around Europe with a camper staying in a variety of locations including rural and remote private campgrounds as well as some ‘wild camping’ locations where permitted.  He moved to Canada in 2008 and continued to…

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