Author Archives: Karen Graham

The 4th Line Theatre season is just weeks away, with the re-mount of Dr. Barnardo’s Children set to open July 3.

by: Celia Hunter This week, students in Grades 4 to 8 at Millbrook South Cavan Public School will be casting their votes for the next provincial member of parliament in the Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock riding.  

by: Celia Hunter Students, former students, parents and teachers gathered at South Monaghan Public School last Saturday, May 31 with politicians and representatives from the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board to celebrate 147 years of school history in the community. The school will close its doors at the end… Continue reading →

by: Celia Hunter Marilyn Lunn was the recipient of a Champion for Tobacco-Wise Peterborough Award last week for the initiative that Millbrook Non-Profit Housing Corporation has taken to make Millbrook Manor a no-smoking facility.

by: Celia Hunter On Saturday, June 21, members of the Millbrook Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion will welcome fellow motorbike riders to join them on a benefit ride to help support Wounded Warriors Canada.

by: Celia Hunter Jason Hicks of Brookside Street, Millbrook reported a pair of coyotes on his property this week.

by: Celia Hunter It’s an opportunity for the agricultural community to show and compete for prizes in beef cattle and poultry.  

by: Karen Graham The year 2018 will mark the 200th anniversary of Bob Hall’s ancestors settling the Millbrook area, so it comes as no surprise that the Millbrook Agricultural Fair has always been an important event in Bob’s calendar.

1942 – S.S. No. 1, the Bailieboro School, was opened to replace the two room School on the hill that had been destroyed by fire. Ask Malcolm Syer for a first-hand account of this event. Read more in the June 5 Millbrook Times