Category Archives: July 2014

Celia Hunter   Work on the expansion and improvement to the Millbrook Wastewater Treatment Plant is one step closer after Council approved the recommendation by Director of Public Works Wayne Hancock to award the contract for upgrading the facility to Maple Reinders Constructors Limited of Mississauga.  

Celia Hunter   Former Millbrook Ward councillor Fern Armstrong has filed nomination papers, putting her name forward for the position of Deputy-Mayor of Cavan Monaghan Township. Also in the running for Deputy Mayor is the current mayor, John Fallis.

Celia Hunter   Jordan Landry is the latest candidate to file nomination papers in what is shaping up to be an interesting contest for councillor of Cavan Ward in Cavan Monaghan Township.

Celia Hunter   Cavan Monaghan Libraries bids farewell to Stephanie Cann at the end of this week. Stephanie has been with the Libraries, first on an 18-month contract at the Bruce Johnston Branch and then a 12-month contract at the Millbrook Branch for a total of 30 months.

Karen Graham This weekend Black Diamond Golf course in Pontypool hosted the second Advantage Charity Golf Classic run by local entrepreneur Chris Schier of Advantage House Painters of Millbrook.  

Celia Hunter   Samantha Windover is back. At just 15, she is a seasoned and confident performer, sparkling with enthusiasm for life and for singing the music she loves. Her voice is astounding.

Karen Graham Next Thursday evening at Ladies’ Night you can see one of Millbrook’s newest businesses in action as Elaine de Cunha’s Spirits and Splatters shows you how to mix your creative and social skills.    

Karen Graham For fourth Generation farmers Craig and Merissa Johnston of Bailieboro, the season is in full swing.  

Celia Hunter “PTSD isn’t a joke. What people experienced in the 1st World War was not a joke.” So says Robert Winslow, who is directing the second of this season’s plays at the 4th Line Theatre, which he also co-wrote with Ian McLachlan.