Winter Carnival By Newspaper club member Sierra On March 7th, Millbrook South Cavan Public School held its annual winter carnival for grades four and five and some grade three students. Most of the grade five students were station managers and captains with the grade fours helping out. The activities were… Continue reading
On Friday March 23rd, the Midget Rep team traveled to Aylmer, ON to compete in their Year End Rep tournament. First game was Friday at 3pm vs the Belmont Rangers. Millbrook scored 1st in the first period, Goalie Ethan Buck was on fire and stopped every shot he faced, keeping… Continue reading
On Sunday, February 11th, the Royal Canadian Legion in Millbrook hosted the annual Youth Education Public Speaking Contest. Participants were invited from all local elementary schools, and three entrants joined each of the two age categories, all from North Cavan Public School and presented their speeches in front of an… Continue reading
After months of preparation, there is only one more rehearsal until the costumes come on at Funfolks Theatrical. Participants are eager for the arrival of March break, and it’s not because they want to catch up on sleep or get more screen time on their favourite device. These young people… Continue reading
As the end of the local ice hockey season draws near, hockey enthusiasts can find solace in the knowledge that its warm-weather equivalent will be starting soon to fill the void. Players can ditch their hockey skates and don some sneakers for a warmer hockey experience in the Millbrook arena… Continue reading
The Avocado Series- part 1 By Newspaper club members Cassidy and Laura Once upon a time, in a far away land, there were 17 talking avocados walking along the gravel road of Tramaia. Tramaia was a land filled with all kinds of fruit and they all talked in their own… Continue reading
Anti-Bullying Day is a day when people wear a pink, blue or purple shirt to symbolise a stand against bullying, an idea that originated in Canada and is celebrated on various dates around the world. It takes aim particularly at online bullying, which takes many shapes, such as harassment, spreading… Continue reading
Last week, the Millbrook Family Centre which operates out of the Old Millbrook School received unexpected good news. They learned that their precarious financial position was about to enjoy dramatic improvement, thanks to funding provided by the provincial and federal governments. The organization’s activities are sustained through funds generated… Continue reading
In this information age, our libraries have kept pace and have even surpassed what many of us believe them to be. This often underutilized community resource has expanded into so more areas, thanks to funding from the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, and the internet. And your library… Continue reading
