Tag: town docks

Residents invited to weigh in on proposed sauna and cold plunge in Huntsville

Town of Huntsville Hilary Hilton -
Town officials say in compliance with the Town's Lease Policy, Huntsville Town Council is considering leasing municipal property to a private business to operate the facility on the Muskoka River.

Annual Rotary NyDock Dockfest returns to Huntsville July 11

Community Hilary Hilton -
The annual Rotary NyDock Dockfest is returning to Huntsville, bringing a full day of entertainment, activities, and one of the community's most unique yearly traditions.

Dancing on the Dock series returns to Huntsville

Community Hilary Hilton -
Hosted by the Huntsville Festival of the Arts (HfA), the free community dance sessions will be held every Thursday at 7 p.m. through August 13.

Concerts on the Dock series returns to downtown Huntsville

Community Hilary Hilton -
The free, family-friendly concert series takes place every Wednesday at 7 p.m. through July and August at Town Dock Park on the shore of the Muskoka River.

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Democrats claim House and Senate majorities

Elections
Democratic leaders say they have won majorities in the U.S. House and Senate after Tuesday’s midterm elections.

OPP reminding motorists of school crossing guard laws and safety

OPP
Under the Highway Traffic Act, school crossing guards are authorized to stop traffic while helping pedestrians cross roadways with speed limits of up to 60 km/h.

Two Gravenhurst women charged following wallet theft investigation

OPP
Two Gravenhurst women are facing charges following an investigation into a stolen wallet and related fraud.

Tampered candy bar reportedly found in Huntsville

OPP
Police say on Nov. 1, officers received a report that a child opened a chocolate bar and discovered a small needle or pin inside while breaking it apart.

Province investing $540,000 to help Muskoka communities improve flood preparedness

Community
The Ontario government is investing $540,000 to help communities across the District of Muskoka strengthen flood preparedness and resilience.
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