The Millbrook Times

Celia Hunter Cavan Monaghan Council approved the recommendation of Public Works Director Wayne Hancock to start curbside collection of garbage in the Cavan Ward on Friday, May 1, 2015.  Millbrook Ward and North Monaghan Ward both have curbside garbage pickup.

Karen Graham On Sunday, February 15 the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 402 in Millbrook hosted the annual Youth Education Public Speaking Contest.

Celia Hunter Grace Glass appeared as a delegation to Cavan Monaghan Council on February 16 to ask that funding for the skatepark at the Old Millbrook School be restored to the 2015 budget.

Celia Hunter Backyard curling is Jim Slavin’s winter passion.  With a backyard in Millbrook that includes a creek running through it, protected from bitter winter winds by the Huntleys’ cedar bush behind the Church House next door, Jim’s curling ice is in just the right place for some home-made outdoor… Continue reading →

Celia Hunter Seekers of a shot of espresso and devotees of the signature Winslow bagel be warned;  next Tuesday and Wednesday, in downtown Millbrook, the doors of the Pastry Peddler will be open only to make the move across the street.

Celia Hunter In a four versus one vote, Cavan Monaghan Council opted for a 5% municipal tax increase for 2015 which will increase annual property taxes by $27.60 per $100,000 of current value assessment (CVA).

The Bailieboro Women’s Institute is inviting the community to come to an Open House at the Bailieboro Library next Tuesday afternoon, February 17, to see the Institute’s Tweedsmuir History.