The Millbrook Times

Karen Graham       You might expect that having spent 20 years as a School Board Trustee for our region, Angela Lloyd might be ready to consider retiring. 

Celia Hunter This is, for Anika Spasov, entering Grade 11 this fall, the 11th consecutive season that she’s been “down on the farm” at the 4th Line Theatre.

Celia Hunter At the regular meeting of Cavan Monaghan Council on August 7, both Councillor Jim Chaplin and Deputy Mayor Scott McFadden spoke up in support of a request by the Town of Penetanguishene to call for a moratorium of all school closures until such time as the administrative process… Continue reading →

Celia Hunter Calling it “stunning photography”, Neil Morton, editor, publisher and co-founder of PtboCanada says he has “the privilege of mentoring 17-year-old Millbrook teenager Patrick Stephen this summer as part of Peterborough Economic Development’s Summer Company program.

Celia Hunter       At the August 7 meeting of Cavan Monaghan Council, by-laws were passed that allow for the upgrading of the Millbrook Wastewater Treatment Plant to get underway.

Celia Hunter There is a new walk-in retail and service space in Millbrook. For those looking for the gift of a special houseplant, a congratulatory bouquet or a floral tribute, Benson Florals now has a retail showroom where Fern Armstrong, as in-house designer, will provide her expertise.

August 14 is the early bird registration deadline for the 10th Annual Cavan Hills Run being held Saturday, September 27.

Karen Graham Diane Rogers, long-time bakeshop and café owner of Doo Doo’s of Bailieboro came home with top honours at this year’s second annual Butter Tart Festival in Midland, which brought together professional and amateur bakers from across Ontario to crown the top tart.

Andy Harjula Pictured are Ann and Aylmer Smith and Wendy Fallis. Ann and Aylmer are two out of many hard working volunteers who are helping to restore the Pontypool grain elevator to its former glory.