Category Archives: March 2014

The Millbrook and Cavan Historical Society holds a major fundraising event every two years, and invites the community to come and enjoy an evening of fun and entertainment. This year’s theme was ‘Step Right Up!’ with a carnival flavour, and everyone got right into the spirit of the occasion.  

On Sunday, April 13, the week before Easter, the Easter Bunny is paying a visit to Centennial Place. So, the folks at Centennial Place are inviting children ages 0-12 to come and not just meet the Easter Bunny, but go on a very special Easter Egg Hunt. There is a… Continue reading →

Wpd, the company that owns the FIT contract for Sumac Ridge, requested access to Wild Turkey Road as one of its proposed routes for the Sumac Ridge Wind Project. Wild Turkey Road is an “unopened” municipal road allowance.

By: Celia Hunter It all started with the Millbrook and Cavan Historical Society fundraiser. Councillor Tim Belch and his father Dr. Bill (Willoughby) Belch came to the February meeting of the Historical Society in the Centennial Place Fireside Lounge, and heard about the plans for the March 22 fundraiser.

New Stages Theatre presents Between The Sheets, a funny and fierce play about a parent-teacher interview that goes horribly wrong.

By: Karen Graham Holly remembers quite clearly the person who set her life in a different direction. Her grade 5 teacher, Linda Parsons, noticed how uncomfortable Holly was speaking in a group. Mrs. Parsons assigned a different type of project, where students spoke in the character of someone from a… Continue reading →

his Saturday evening, the Church House will once again be hosting the Give-A-Hoot Café with special musical guests, The Walkervilles, and Benj Rowland kicking off the evening’s entertainment. There are a few tickets still available at the Pastry Peddler in downtown Millbrook, but seating is limited. Tickets are $15.

By: Andy Harjula On the first Wednesday of each month, St. Johns Anglican Church hosts an outreach luncheon they call Rural Connections. The lunches often feature a speaker.

While the weather wasn’t very spring-like, the first ‘Spring Saturday’ of 2014 was great fun at the Old Millbrook School Family Centre with 18 children and many parents and caregivers attending.