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Karen Graham Last Tuesday evening, Primerica hosted the last of a series of free financial workshops at the Millbrook library.

Celia Hunter The design for the Distillery Street Bridge in Millbrook, scheduled for replacement by the County, which is responsible for all bridges, has been upgraded from the basic design proposed by the County, at a cost to be borne by the townshp. The bridge is described by Councillor Belch… Continue reading →

Celia Hunter It is with pleasure but also with relief that illustrator and author Bill Slavin has the completed set in the Elephants Never Forget graphic novel series now out on bookshelves.

Celia Hunter Countless hours of preparation and patience have been poured into Funfolk Theatricals once again this season, and an excited group of young people are scrambling eagerly into their costumes and going over their lines.

Andy Harjula Grace Buck is the leader of a happy band of 18 people who call themselves The Happy Wanderers because they wander each year during March and April from church basements and seniors’ centres to library basements and Legion halls.

Andy Harjula Grace Buck is the leader of a happy band of 18 people who call themselves The Happy Wanderers because they wander each year during March and April from church basements and seniors’ centres to library basements and Legion halls.

At the recent Rural Ontario Municipalities Association conference, Cavan Monaghan council members were able to meet with John Fraser, assistant to the Minister of Health and Long Term Care. Council members addressed their concern regarding the lack of availability of blood services at the Millbrook Medical Centre. On the advice… Continue reading →

Celia Hunter In February there was one big international news story that wasn’t all gloom and doom, far from it. It was a breakthrough sensation: Miss P., a Canadian-owned beagle had won Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club in New York City.

Celia Hunter In February there was one big international news story that wasn’t all gloom and doom, far from it. It was a breakthrough sensation: Miss P., a Canadian-owned beagle had won Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club in New York City.