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Oct13Mon2025all-day Activities – Children & YouthActivities – Children & YouthOct 13 all-dayEarlyON Family Centre Programs: offered at the Old Millbrook School, 1 Dufferin St., Millbrook Mondays: Music and Movement from 10 am to 11 am on the 2ndfloor offering songs, dances and instruments to get youngsters moving. Open Gym at 12:30pm for infants up to 18months. Tuesdays and Thursdays: Stay and... Continue reading →7:00 pm Millbrook Community Choir @ Centreville-Harmony ChurchMillbrook Community Choir @ Centreville-Harmony ChurchOct 13 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pmPractices every Monday evening, 7:00-9:00, at Centreville-Harmony Church, one concession south of the roundabout, County Rd. 28 at Zion Line. If you love to sing, come! For information, contact Annette, fallisa@hotmail.com or Beryl, bcablewilliams@gmail.com.Oct14Tue2025all-day Activities – Children & YouthActivities – Children & YouthOct 14 all-dayEarlyON Family Centre Programs: offered at the Old Millbrook School, 1 Dufferin St., Millbrook Mondays: Music and Movement from 10 am to 11 am on the 2ndfloor offering songs, dances and instruments to get youngsters moving. Open Gym at 12:30pm for infants up to 18months. Tuesdays and Thursdays: Stay and... Continue reading →8:30 am Coffee Club @ Royal Canadian Legion Branch 402 MillbrookCoffee Club @ Royal Canadian Legion Branch 402 MillbrookOct 14 @ 8:30 am – 10:30 amTuesdays from 8:30 to 10:30. Come and enjoy a morning of comradeship. Coffee, tea and muffins, $2. Everyone welcome10:00 am Line Dancing @ St Thomas’ Anglican ChurchLine Dancing @ St Thomas’ Anglican ChurchOct 14 @ 10:00 amTuesdays at 10 am, pre-registration required – call 705-932-2011.11:00 am Monthly Blood Pressure Clinic @ Cavan Monaghan Community CentreMonthly Blood Pressure Clinic @ Cavan Monaghan Community CentreOct 14 @ 11:00 amTuesday Oct. 14that 11 am at the Cavan Monaghan Community Centre, Wednesday, Oct. 15th at 10 am at the Millbrook Manor and at 12:30 at the Millbrook Legion.Oct15Wed2025all-day Activities – Children & YouthActivities – Children & YouthOct 15 all-dayEarlyON Family Centre Programs: offered at the Old Millbrook School, 1 Dufferin St., Millbrook Mondays: Music and Movement from 10 am to 11 am on the 2ndfloor offering songs, dances and instruments to get youngsters moving. Open Gym at 12:30pm for infants up to 18months. Tuesdays and Thursdays: Stay and... Continue reading →
Author Archives: Karen Graham
Speeders Monitored on King Street
Local Poet’s Work Interpreted in Dance
The Perfect Spy, an adapted version of Millbrook artist and writer Judith Graham’s poem Curiosity from her book Now and Zen will be performed at Market Hall in Peterborough on Friday March 27, 8 pm and Saturday March 28, 9 pm. Judith Mason of the Northumberland Contemporary Dance Collective is… Continue reading
First Tapping
Public Invited to Comment on Policing Options
ORCA to Debate Ownership Policy
Celia Hunter At the February 19 meeting of the Otonabee Region Conservation Authority Board, CAO/Secretary-Treasurer Dan Marinigh proposed a three part process for the Board to adopt in order to move forward with decisions within the mandate of the Conservation Authority, with the Millbrook Dam topping the list of concerns.
Kms for Care Challenge Comes to Millbrook
Finding The Road to Financial Independence
Bridge Upgraded
Celia Hunter The design for the Distillery Street Bridge in Millbrook, scheduled for replacement by the County, which is responsible for all bridges, has been upgraded from the basic design proposed by the County, at a cost to be borne by the townshp. The bridge is described by Councillor Belch… Continue reading