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Today’s Faith
In our Christian church year the season of Lent is beginning. The forty days of Lent give us time to look at our personal lives and check out how we are doing. For some…
In Like a Lion – Are We Done With Winter Yet?
Need something to do inside but not at your house? March is shaping up to be a busy month at the CMLibraries! Not only are we finishing up our Seniors Community Grant this month, but we…
New Year, New Programming – Library Events – January 2025
Happy New Year! We would like to thank those who made items for our Christmas Craft Sale in December and those who bought items. We are extremely grateful for the support of our community.…
Major Andrew Kim at Cenotaph in Kosovo
Andrew Kim grew up in Millbrook with his parents and two siblings. He was a typical teenager playing football at Holy Cross. His parents Min and Young Kim arrived in Canada many years ago…
Wutai Shan Buddhist Garden Welcomes Visitors Once Again
The Wutain Shan Buddhist Garden project is already thirty-four years in the making, with many decades to go before its completion. In 1990, The Buddhist Association of Canada Cham Shan Temple acquired 1,350 acres on…
New Road Needs Survey Shows Improvements in Road Conditions
Road Needs Assessments are conducted periodically by engineering firm D. M. Wills to guide the establishment of road maintenance programs and capital improvement priorities based on the physical condition and traffic volumes for each…
Be Prepared: Local Black Bear Sightings
Last month there were several reports of Black Bear sightings in the area of Sharpe and Winslow Lines. These sightings are not necessarily cause for alarm, but knowing what to do can prevent a…
New Shade Structure Offers Sun Protection at the Old Millbrook School
This shade structure beside the Old Millbrook School was the first capital project for the Recreation Department, providing shade to participants in programs at the EarlyON Family Centre and the Millbrook Library.
Common Ground – September 2024
“…Autumn hails anew…” John Banister Tabb My most surprising accomplishment in this year’s garden is that I have finally succeeded in growing sweet peas. Oh I have grown them before but they were always…