Author Archives: Karen Graham

It was a full house at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Millbrook last Thursday for the Diners Club monthly luncheon, with entertainment in keeping with St. Paddy’s Day provided by the Celtic Group led by Mark and Justin Hiscox. The Diners Club is organized by Community Care in Millbrook…. Continue reading →

Calling themselves the Happy Wanderers, (l-r) Gary Earle, Marilyn Hatton, Brenda Chesney, Grace Buck and Andy Harjula spent last Friday at Centennial Place, volunteering to complete and file for free more than 65 Income Tax Returns for lower income individuals. This was just one of their stops in a busy… Continue reading →

Celia Hunter David Tong has donated $1000 every year since the PRHC Foundation was set up. He is deeply committed to the provision of excellent health care for the region, and says that to make that happen means that the Foundation needs to be supported.

Celia Hunter An appeal of the Environmental Review Tribunal’s decision with regard to the Sumac Ridge industrial wind turbine project has been filed directly with the Minister of the Environment. The appeal, asking that the decision be revoked, is based on a number of points made by the ERT in… Continue reading →

Celia Hunter A planned debate on a Policy on the Management of Water and Ice Control Structures at the Otonabee Region Conservation Authority Board meeting held March 19 was delayed until the April meeting in response to a request received from Cavan Monaghan for time to consider the policy.

Celia Hunter Cavan Monaghan’s Director of Public Works, Wayne Hancock, has issued a call for tenders for watermain replacement on King Street East in Millbrook.

Following on the success of the first Family Day community event at the Millbrook Legion last month, Becky Cotter is taking the lead to organize a special Pancake Breakfast and Easter Egg Hunt at the Legion on Saturday, April 4.

Karen Graham As a law clerk at a Peterborough family law practice, Shelley helped customers cope with some very difficult situations. She found she had an innate ability to console them and help them feel better, but after 15 years, the stress was taking a toll. Five years ago, she… Continue reading →