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Upcoming Events
May11Sat202412:30 pm Millbrook Library Ice Cream Fund...Millbrook Library Ice Cream Fund...May 11 @ 12:30 pm – 2:00 pmWe are having an Ice Cream Social Fundraiser this month! Join us at either branch on Saturday, May 11th from 12:30-2:00pm to enjoy a delicious treat for Mother’s Day. We will have ice cream, cones, and a variety of toppings to choose from. The cost for each person will be... Continue reading →May12Sun20249:00 am Springville Market Mother’s Day ... @ Springville Tap ‘N GrillSpringville Market Mother’s Day ... @ Springville Tap ‘N GrillMay 12 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pmFeaturing Mother’s day Brunch until noon, face painting, B12 injections, Reiki treatments, readings, ice cream, live music, and crafts.May15Wed2024May16Thu20247:00 pm Alderville First Nation Historia...Alderville First Nation Historia...May 16 @ 7:00 pmAnnual General Meeting of your Millbrook Cavan Historical Society, at Millbrook Legion Hall. Come and learn about Alderville’s unique history. All welcome. Info: millbrookcavanhs.orgMay22Wed20242:00 pm Tea at Two – May 2024 @ Bethany United ChurchTea at Two – May 2024 @ Bethany United ChurchMay 22 @ 2:00 pmThe speaker will be Tammy Brydon, Elder Abuse Prevention Coordinator.May25Sat20248:00 am Annual Plant & Book Sale – 2024 @ Bailieboro Public LibraryAnnual Plant & Book Sale – 2024 @ Bailieboro Public LibraryMay 25 @ 8:00 am – 12:00 pmHosted by the Friends of Otonabee South Monaghan Public Library. Plant donations needed! Call for Information
Category Archives: 2015
Restoring and Preserving Local Heritage Site
By Melodie Seto Kawartha Land Trust volunteers were busy this Sunday clearing away plant growth and debris from an old settler farmhouse in the Ballyduff Trails as part of the Homestead Reclamation Project. Approximately six to eight volunteers gathered to confront invasive plants and uncover the foundation of the old… Continue reading
Edgewood Park Neighbours Raise Dragon Boat Funds
Celia Hunter The Edgewood Park neighbourhood got together last Saturday afternoon to play hockey. On probably the hottest May 9th ever, five teams, all ages, raised over $2700 for the Dragon Boat Festival which, in turn, supports cancer care and treatment in the Peterborough region through PRHC. The organizers of… Continue reading
Lions Put Car Show Back on the Road
by Celia Hunter The Millbrook and District Lions Club announced Monday evening that the annual Antique and Custom Car Show will be held on Saturday, July 4, 8 am to 2 pm. Due to the proposed watermain replacement project for the downtown presented to the BIA and interest groups including… Continue reading
Sharing A Passion For Quilting In The Bethany Area
Melodie Seto Cyndy Manol has always been an artsy person, so quilting came to her naturally. She has now been doing it for about 30 years. In recent years, she began to aspire to work in a quilt shop, but the decreasing number of shops in the Peterborough area… Continue reading
Crime Stoppers and Galerie Q in Cavan Join Forces to Improve the Safety of our Community
Growing Gardens at Silver Creek Creations
Celia Hunter Jane and Peter Martell call it “the hobby that got away”. Really, though, this is a love story. Jane and Peter both grew up in the country, Jane on a farm on the Wallace Point Road, and Peter on Larmer Line. They have each always been interested in… Continue reading
Fabulous Weather For Annual School Fun Fair
Karen Graham Summer weather showed up for the Millbrook South Cavan Spring Fun Fair on Friday, and no one was happier than the event organizers, members of the School Council. This is one of two main fund-raising events hosted by the group to raise funds for programs and events including… Continue reading