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Millbrook's Christmas In The Village, on the evening of Thursday, December 6, 2018, offers festive activities for the entire family, including the popular horse-drawn wagon rides through the downtown of the picturesque village. (Photo: Marjorie McDonald)

Enjoy a festive family Christmas in the Village of Millbrook on December 6

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This year's event features carolling, a tree lighting, horse-drawn wagon rides, Santa photos, a Christmas marketplace, dining, shopping, and more.
With preparation and planning, winter cycling can be an active, safe, and fun part of your day, whether you're walking the kids to school, commuting, or heading out for groceries. (Photo: EnviroCentre)

Let it snow! Gear up for winter cycling

This month we look at snack food favourites reinvented by local businesses. The Pastry Peddler in Millbrook has come up with its own version of the Passion Flakie, with different flavours every "Flaky Friday". Pictured is lemon curd, raspberry preserve, and fresh cream. (Photo: Brad Katz / Pastry Peddler)

Knosh News – November 2018

Fallen leaves make for a beautiful sight in the Heritage Park neighbourhood in Peterborough. Leaves left on the ground over the winter are also beneficial for protecting plants and providing overwintering sites for insects and hibernating animals. (Photo: Karen Halley)

Tired of raking? Make your fallen leaves work for you...

Commute Ontario is a non-profit initiative to encourage commuters across the province to try sustainable and healthy travel options. The initiative's goal is to reduce 20 million kilometres of vehicle travel in the province over the next three years, eliminating an estimated 17 million kilograms of greenhouse gases. (Graphic courtesy of Commute Ontario)

Trent University first post-secondary school to sign on with Commute Ontario

The Great Horned Owl is one of 11 species of owls known in Ontario. Owls are adapted for life in the dark, with a highly developed sense of sight and pinpoint hearing. As predators of mice, moles, and voles, owls have an important ecological niche. (Photo: Alex Galt / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)

Why we shouldn’t fear bats, spiders, and owls

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