Tag: infrastructure

Temporary sanitary sewer bypass system to be set up in Gravenhurst

The Bay and Beyond project in Gravenhurst, aimed at upgrading aging infrastructure, is progressing according to plan.

District of Muskoka has invested nearly $257M in infrastructure since 2022

The District of Muskoka has invested nearly $257 million in infrastructure since 2022 to maintain and improve core services across the region.

UPDATED: Planned power outage at South Muskoka Memorial Hospital extends to noon April 15

South Muskoka Memorial Hospital is scheduled to undergo a planned power outage on April 14 and 15 as part of an infrastructure upgrade aimed at strengthening its electrical systems.

New provincial legislation could impact District of Muskoka council

The Ontario government has proposed legislation to change how regional governments function in some of the province’s fastest-growing areas.

Gravenhurst Curling Club marks 125th anniversary amidst concerns over its future

The Gravenhurst Curling Club has reached its 125th anniversary, but the milestone is overshadowed by ageing infrastructure and mounting financial pressures.

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YWCA Muskoka hosting free Aging Well event for seniors

The Aging Well event will take place Nov. 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Terry Fox Auditorium in Gravenhurst.

Police locate missing Gravenhurst teen

Police have located the 15-year-old from Gravenhurst who was reported missing on Nov. 4.

Riverside Craft Show coming to Huntsville Nov. 7 and 8

The annual event will take place Saturday (Nov. 7) from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday (Nov. 8) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Riverside Public School.

Gravenhurst High School students clean local graveyard ahead of Remembrance Day

Gravenhurst High School Grade 10 students cleaned the veterans’ section of Mickle Memorial Cemetery on Nov. 4, ahead of Remembrance Day.

District of Muskoka reviews progress made over the past four years

The District of Muskoka is highlighting its accomplishments and progress over the past four years as the current term comes to an end.
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