News |
May 16
Port Sydney community sale back on
PORT SYDNEY - There is good news for bargain hunters. The Port Sydney/Utterson and area Chamber of Commerce has stepped in and will be organizing the annual Port Sydney community garage sale this...
Local |
May 16
MAHC posts budget surplus for second consecutive year
HUNTSVILLE - There finally appears to be light at the end of the financial tunnel for the Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare board.
The board was told at its monthly meeting on Wednesday in Huntsville...
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May 16
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Summit centre to house sport memorabilia
HUNTSVILLE - Don Lough had a slight smile on his face as he passed the Huntsville Sportsman of the Year trophy to a grinning Jack Bionda.
However, if you are taken aback that a presentation...
Business |
May 16
Come on Inn
HUNTSVILLE - A popular destination in the northeast Muskoka region has new owners and a new look.
Marina and Andrei Stulov have purchased the Dorset-based Nordic Inn. The former Toronto...
Local |
May 16
Town moving forward with national tournament bid
HUNTSVILLE - Huntsville has taken one more step toward securing a national hockey championship tournament for next year.
The Town of Huntsville’s community services committee passed a...
Local |
May 16
Huntsville juniors end losing streak
HUNTSVILLE - At long last, victory.
The Huntsville Hawks junior C lacrosse team ended its streak of futility as it celebrated its first win in team history on Thursday, edging Mimico at the Jack...
Local |
May 16
Barrie hammers Muskoka Hornets
MUSKOKA - The Muskoka Hornets’ Mosquitos completed their first pre-season game on Saturday morning. They have lots of bugs to iron out as they dropped a 25-10 loss to a strong Barrie Red Sox...
Local |
May 16
Senior team still winless
HUNTSVILLE - This was not the start the Huntsville Hawks were hoping for when the 2012 Ontario Senior B Lacrosse League started.
It was expected that the Hawks would have gotten out of the gate...
What's On |
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Reflections of Nature opens May 12
MUSKOKA — For Janine Marson, art is not about painting pleasant pictures. Rather, it has everything to do with who she is as a person, and what she feels is important and worthy of fighting to protect...
Columns |
May 16
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The world needs better planning
Fifty million years ago, world temperatures were 10 degrees Celsius warmer than today and Alberta was a sub-tropical home to dinosaurs, whose fossilized skeletons are on display at the Royal Ontario...
Letters |
May 16
Kudos to boards’ part in project
Re Children’s mental health front, centre in Muskoka, Huntsville Forester article, May 9
How wonderful to see that across Muskoka both school boards are taking part in the...