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Work continues on King William Street reconstruction in downtown Huntsville

Throughout this week (Aug. 31 to Sept. 4), officials say crews will continue work on sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and watermain infrastructure, with watermain testing and commissioning scheduled to be completed by the end of the week.

King William Street reconstruction project progresses in Huntsville

Throughout this week (August 4 to 10), town officials say crews will continue installing sanitary sewer and forcemain infrastructure south of Rogers Cove Drive.

Topper’s Pizza celebrates grand opening of first Muskoka location in Huntsville

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held July 13 with owners, staff, and local dignitaries including Huntsville Mayor Nancy Alcock and Councillor Scott Morrison.

Work continues on King William Street reconstruction in downtown Huntsville

Throughout this week (July 13 to 17), town officials said crews will continue replacing sanitary sewer pipes using trenchless construction methods, a technique that minimizes excavation and helps reduce disruption to the street.

King William reconstruction project advances in Huntsville

Throughout this week, officials said crews will test a temporary water system and begin transferring water services to it, as well as prepare for upcoming underground pipe replacement work.

King William Street reconstruction project in Huntsville to start mid-May

The reconstruction of King William Street from Scott Street to Highway 60 in Huntsville is scheduled to start in mid-May.

King William Street in Huntsville to undergo reconstruction this spring

The District of Muskoka will be upgrading the underground infrastructure along King William Street in Huntsville this spring.

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