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.
The event takes place July 5 at 7 a.m. from the Canada Summit Centre, with competitors taking on a challenging swim, bike, and run course through Huntsville and the surrounding area.
Current road closures include Old North Road from civic address 137 to Fowlers Road, Silver Sands Road at civic address 58, Dyer Memorial Road, and Cann St. from John St. to Chaffey St.
According to the Town of Huntsville, water levels have increased significantly over the past 24 hours and are expected to continue rising over the next week. Officials warn that high water levels and localized flooding are occurring in flood-prone areas and urge residents to take precautions.
After 12 hours on air, Huntsville’s 105.5 Moose FM raised $350,554 for the Huntsville Hospital Foundation (HHF), while Bracebridge’s 99.5 Moose FM raised $116,734 for the South Muskoka Hospital Foundation (SMHF).