Author Archives: Karen Graham

Karen Graham Town and Country Landscape Services is a local success story. Established 18 years ago by Wayne Dart, it remains a family-owned business and is now a significant local employer, providing work to roughly 40 staff during the summer months and up to 70 during the winter. With their… Continue reading →

Celia Hunter Bob Bossin will be performing ‘Songs and Stories of Davy the Punk’ at the Mount Pleasant Women’s Institute Hall next Wednesday, April 22, starting at 7 pm. Several days later, this pioneering Canadian folksinger and founding member of Stringband will perform at Hugh’s Room in Toronto. So, what’s… Continue reading →

Playwright Alex Poch-Goldin will be Kim Blackwell’s guest this Sunday for what has become a much anticipated date in 4th Line Theatre’s calendar of events, the annual spring Artist Talk.

Celia Hunter The Millbrook Figure Skating Club presented its year-end performance, Musicals on Ice, at the Millbrook arena on Sunday, March 29, with over 60 skaters taking part. From the youngest group of Pre-CanSkaters to the accomplished team of StarSkaters including two newly certified CanSkate coaches, the audience was treated… Continue reading →

The Millbrook Figure Skating Club will showcase their skaters at their year-end event at the Millbrook Arena Sunday, March 29, 1pm sharp. The theme of the show this year is ‘Musical on Ice’ Photo credit: Celia Hunter

Lion Paul Hayne is always ready with tea and coffee at the monthly Lions Club Breakfasts. There will be bacon, eggs, hash browns, toast, juice, fruit and lots of that tea and coffee this Sunday, March 29, starting at the new time of 8:30am. Breakfast will be served until noon,… Continue reading →

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.