The Millbrook Times


  • Letters to the Editor – May 2020

    Since the fall, we have not been allowed to put our recycling into the blue recycling bags which kept the items off the roads and out of the ditches.  Now our street is lined with recycling debris and ditches are collecting content that is blowing out of our blue boxes.  On top of the…

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  • Millbrook Farmers’ Market Update – May 2020

    As of press time, the opening of the Millbrook Farmers’ Market continues to be postponed.  We are currently awaiting additional information from Peterborough Public Health, the agency that oversees and regulates farmers’ markets. Under provincial COVID-19 directives, farmers’ markets are considered an essential service and our local health unit (PPH) has affirmed that they…

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  • 4th Line Theatre Delays Opening and Launches Live Stream Events in May

    On Monday evening, 4th Line Theatre’s Board of Directors took the difficult decision to postpone the production of their July play, The Great Shadow, to the 2021 season.  A decision about the August production of Wishful Seeing will be taken later this month when provincial timelines for larger gatherings become clear. In the meantime,…

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  • Mountain Biking Has Changed

    My life as a mountain biker began back in the early-nineties. I was 15, had my first job and first real taste of disposable income. Somehow, I managed not to blow a few consecutive pay cheques and saved a little extra to buy something decent. It was a Specialized Rock Hopper FS, notable at…

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  • Baxter Creek Golf Club Eagerly Awaits the Start of the Season

    If you think you are frustrated with the delay in the golf season – imagine what it feels like for Baxter Creek owners and staff who would normally be welcoming back customers this week to dust off their game on the fresh greens after a winter of planning and preparing for the 2020 season.…

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  • The Lusty Month of May?

    As I write this May is only a week away, yet it feels like March. I know it’s ridiculous, but what with the weather and this pandemic, the world feels upside down. But we all know the weather is unpredictable and we can as easily go from winter to summer tomorrow. The cool weather…

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