Category Archives: October 2014

Celia Hunter Cavan Monaghan will have two new faces on Council beginning in December when Jordan Landry takes on the role of Cavan Ward councillor and Ryan Huntley fills the Millbrook Ward position.

Celia Hunter Next week has been designated Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week by the Fire Marshal, so Eydie Vandenberg, Fire Prevention Officer, is taking the opportunity to remind township residents that by April 15, 2015, every residence needs to be equipped with carbon monoxide alarms.

The Millbrook & Area Garden Club meets Wednesday, November 5, 7:30 p.m. at the St. Thomas Church Hall at 16 Centre Street for a presentation by Cathy Dueck called ‘Homes for the Homeless: Garden Structures for the Birds and Bees’.

Karen Graham When the Masterfeeds mill in Cavan opened in 1975 it was the newest division of the firm established in 1928 as Toronto Elevators at Queen’s Quay, home of a well- known landmark along the Toronto lakeshore.

On Monday, October 20, under the bright glow of the new lights at Maple Leaf Park, members of Maple Leaf Cavan FC (MLCFC) proudly handed a cheque for $47,333 to Cavan-Monaghan council representatives John Fallis, Scott McFadden and Tim Belch. This payment is the second of three scheduled between 2013… Continue reading →

Celia Hunter Jeff Muzzin of Circa Antiques and Collectibles describes himself as a scavenger, and he has proven himself to be a talented one.

Celia Hunter The Legion Hall in Millbrook filled last Saturday afternoon and evening with family members – as many as 70 of them – from as far away as B.C, from Guelph and Pakenham, from Hawkstone, Peterborough and the Kingston area, to celebrate Dorothy Todd’s 90th birthday.

Centennial Place in Millbrook was among the healthcare facilities recognized and honoured this week as Healthcare Worker Flu Shot Champions

Celia Hunter Robert Lockhart of ReThink Group, commissioned to study the options to be considered in developing a plan for a new Community Centre in the township, presented his report to Council at their regular meeting on October 14.