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Feb6Mon20239:00 am New To You Clothing Store @ New to You Clothing StoreNew To You Clothing Store @ New to You Clothing StoreFeb 6 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pmOpen 9am to 3pm every Monday to Friday. Please consider donating good quality used clothing. Funds received from the sale of these items support local programs and services.Feb8Wed2023Feb15Wed2023Feb19Sun20232:00 pm Women’s Institute Coffee HouseWomen’s Institute Coffee HouseFeb 19 @ 2:00 pmReturn of the popular concert series featuring Cajun music by Peterborough’s Pays d’en Haut, which will perform traditional songs. Doug Kennedy is MC. Located at 2432 Queen Mary St/ County Rd#10.Feb22Wed2023Feb23Thu20237:00 pm The Millbrook and Cavan Historic... @ Millbrook LegionThe Millbrook and Cavan Historic... @ Millbrook LegionFeb 23 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pmOur local playwright and founder of the 4th Line Theatre will share the history and some insight into our local story that has inspired his work. For more information, email (millbrookcavanhs@gmail.com) or visit https://millbrookcavanhs.org/.Feb25Sat20235:00 pm Pony Club Spaghetti DinnerPony Club Spaghetti DinnerFeb 25 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pmSpaghetti dinner and raffle table fundraiser featuring spaghetti, salad, garlic bread, and dessert.
Category Archives: February 2022
Council Considers How to Regulate Cannabis Production in Cavan-Monaghan

The regulatory framework surrounding the legalization of recreational cannabis production and consumption are outlined in the Federal Cannabis Act of 2018. In a nutshell, it boils down to this: the federal government controls who can produce cannabis through licensing; they share control of how production can occur with the provinces… Continue reading
Local Cannabis Retail Outlet
Developer Builds Bridges with Local Businesses

Last month Millbrook BIA President Christine McCulloch accepted a donation of $25,000 for the organization from Romspen Investment Corporation. This is the firm behind the ambitious redevelopment project proposed for Kawartha Downs in Fraserville which includes an indoor entertainment venue, a fairground, a hotel and a residential development of 588… Continue reading
Proposed Levy Increase Drops in Round 2 of Budget Discussions

In the second round of budget discussions last month, some good and bad news regarding one of the significant capital expenditures came to light. A bid for the Millbrook Yard project generated a bid of $787,103.42, which was below the $800,000 maximum established by Council, and was approved at last… Continue reading
Council Opts to Go It Alone in Official Plan Development

In October 2017, Council passed a motion to join Peterborough County in the development of our Official Plan (OP). Since then, township staff have been participating in the process of creating a new OP that conforms to new provincial planning guidelines to meet the July 1st, 2022 deadline. Council was… Continue reading
Cavan-Monaghan Receives Third Quarter Gaming Revenue Payment From OLG

Last month, Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) issued a third quarter (October 1, 2021 to December 31, 2021) non-tax gaming revenue payment of $91,381 to the Township of Cavan Monaghan for hosting Shorelines Slots Kawartha Downs. For the same period, the City of Peterborough received $579,498 for hosting Shorelines… Continue reading
Local Food Options Let Customers Leave Supply-Chain Worries Behind

Who doesn’t miss the experience of local farmers’ markets this time of year? More so now, when we see produce shelves with items showing a bit of wear after an extra-long trip to the grocery store. While you can’t purchase berries or stone fruit from local sources right now, there… Continue reading