The Millbrook Times


  • The Opening

    In my garden, buds swell fatter and fatter. The process is slow, requires patience. Finally, the opening. A majestic splash of colour greets me. The flower’s exquisite beauty sparkles with the morning dew. We’ve had a long Covid journey. Our re-opening is also a slow process. When we entered phase two, I felt as…

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  • Dog Found

    It’s hard to believe this relaxed canine is the same animal who, while being transferred to its new home, ran terrified from its new Millbrook owners and spent five weeks evading capture as it crossed large swathes of unfamiliar territory.  The dog was eventually located outside Pontypool. These days it can be seen sauntering…

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  • Public Library Hours

    ​All  branches of OSM Public Library have opened to the public as of the beginning of the week of July 6th under COVID-19 protocols and restrictions. Keene Branch: Tues & Thurs 12 – 8:00 pm and Saturday 11 am to 4:00 pm. Bailieboro Branch: Tues & Thurs 1 – 7:30 pm and Saturday 10…

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  • Summer Fun Continues at Your Local Library!

     The CMLibraries continues to offer summer programming with a literacy focus at both branches. For August, we have added new programs to our summer line up. Which programs will your family register for? Join our Bubble Club! This program is fun for all ages and incorporates STEM skills. We will be making our own…

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  • Community Care Volunteers

    Pictured are left to right: Karen Morton – Community Development Coordinator, Danielle Belair- Executive Director, Ruth Deyell – volunteer, Catherine Pink-  Director Community Care as they acknowledge Ruth for 20 years of volunteer service.

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  • Gypsy Moth Infestation Prevention: Round Two

      This has been a bad year for the Gypsy moth.  While we usually see outbreaks of this pest every seven to ten years, 2021 will be the second year in a row of a severe infestation in many parts of Ontario. At the larvae stage, the creatures chew holes in leaves or devour…

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