Sarah Sobanski On Thursday mornings at 10:30, the Old Millbrook School Family Centre’s Stay n’ Play program is in full swing. bringing babies as old as five weeks, playful toddlers, and caregivers together in a supportive and interactive environment during school hours. “It’s an opportunity for the children, but for… Continue reading
Editorial Karen Graham On this Thanksgiving weekend we should all be particularly thankful for where we live. No matter what the outcome of the pending election, we live in a spectacular country that is the envy of the many, and we donèt need reminders from the media for confirmation. While… Continue reading
Karen Graham The main street was busy last Thursday as members of our new police force patrolled their new territory area prior to their official introduction to Council members. Some officers had even shown up the previous day to become familiar with their new Èbeatè. It was a very good… Continue reading
Karen Graham The crowd at Sylvia`s last Thursday who joined Conservative Candidate Jamie Schmale’s “Coffee with the Candidate” were for the most part not the undecided voters seeking information on which to base their October 19th decision , but committed Conservative supporters there to show candidate Jamie Schmale they were… Continue reading
Karen Graham After serving for 10 years on the Cavan Monaghan Fire Department, Matt Woodward has been selected as the new Fire Chief for Station #1 in Millbrook. Woodward is honoured to be recognized with this appointment, and looks forward to his new responsibilities, which will include ensuring equipment is… Continue reading
Sarah Sobanski Paul’s Dirty Enduro raised a mountainous $40,000 at their 20th anniversary race held in Ganaraska Park. This brings the total funds raised to $200,000, since the annual mountain-bike festival began which is donated to the Canadian Mental Health Association for the Kawartha, Halliburton and Pine Ridge area. The… Continue reading
Celia Hunter Last Wednesday morning marked the beginning of real evidence that the campaign to save Needler’s Mill is moving ahead as soil samples were taken so that the new foundation for the mill can be designed. This is the first step in the process to move the mill over onto… Continue reading
Karen Graham Our community is served by a dedicated group of volunteer Fire Fighters from the community who at the sound of a pager, drop everything and race to help those in need. They must be physically fit, be calm under pressure, have expertise and experience in addressing a variety… Continue reading
Jane Zednick John Oyston loves the Oak Ridges Moraine and loves native plants and trees. In 2007, after he purchased 100 acres of land in nearby Bewdley, John Oyston turned 35 acres of bush into a trail system, rented about 60 acres to a local farmer for agricultural production and… Continue reading
