The Millbrook Times


  • The Community Centre Fundraising Effort Gets Going

    Donning custom embroidered toques representing their first fundraising initiative, Co- Chairs of the Cavan Monaghan Community Centre Fundraising Committee Matthew Graham and Dorothea Kelly Hines gave Council an enthusiastic update on their plans for the project and their progress to date at the December 18th Council meeting.  The committee has established a social media…

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  • George, My Icon for 2018

    The Christmas season is over. We’ve said good-bye to wishing strangers Merry Christmas. Spontaneous generosity is tucked away with the decorations for another year. For some of us, we’ve made our yearly pilgrimage to church for the Christmas Eve service. No need to go again ’til next Christmas. Does it have to be over?…

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  • The Flu Doesn’t Care if You’ve Been Naughty or Nice

      It’s official. Flu season has begun in Canada, with Influenza A H3N2 in the lead as the strain causing the most illnesses. H3N2 tends to be a more severe influenza, and fortunately has been included in the flu vaccine this year. So if you haven’t been immunized yet, take this newspaper with you…

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  • North Cavan Students Share Their Christmas Spirit

    North Cavan students in grades four, five and six took the day to spread some Christmas cheer at a number of long term care homes in the area during their last week of school before the holiday break.  Travelling by school bus with their teachers Mr. Wollocot and Mrs. Caravaggio, they made their first…

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  • Eagles We Have Seen on High

    With all the frigid weather we’ve been having lately, it may seem like it’s time to rename this column Stay In! or perhaps Get Out … But Maybe A Little Later,  After it Warms Up a Bit! Despite the deep-freeze, however, Millbrook’s natural charms offer no less to the winter walker than to the…

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  • Canada Summer Jobs Program Applications Due February 2nd

    Local employers in any sector with 50 or fewer employees are eligible for a funding program to create summer job opportunities for  young people aged 15 to 30 years who are full-time students intending to return to their studies in the next school year. According to MP Jamie Schmale, more than $680,791 in funding…

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