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A member of Gravenhurst Rotary Club has come back after taking a trip across the world to provide a helping hand.

A new development worth $100 million is being proposed for Gravenhurst. YourTV recently caught up with Mayor Paul Kelly to get the details.

Despite the news of the Coronavirus break out in China, back in January, Gravenhurst Rotarian, MaryAnne Marshall, and others, decided to continue on their way to help those less unfortunate in Cambodia through the Rotary Wheels for Learning Project. MaryAnne has since returned as of this week and says that she is in good health.

The District of Muskoka Council has voted unanimously to apply to absorb Fairvern Long-Term Care Home in Huntsville. District Councillor Tim Withey stopped by our studio to talk about the process that led up to this vote and the conversations at the district table surrounding this decision. 

Gravenhurst is once again finding itself without an official hockey team after the CPJHL disbanded the Anglers and booted it's owner Brian Fish from the league, But Mayor Paul Kelly says while it's terrible news for the athletes on the team, he's confident the community will pull in another team.

Students at Gravenhurst High School are combining learning with leadership as they take on a project that will be guaranteed to put a smile on a man who's lived for a century. YourTV's Samantha Johnson has the story.

Bob Stone has returned to Huntsville council to fill the seat Karin Terziano left empty.

Olympic gold medalist Eric Radford took some time out of his busy schedule to come visit Muskoka and provide training for the kids with the Bracebridge Skating Club.

Get registered now for the Gravenhurst leg of Coldest Night of the Year. Organizer Gord Durnan tells YourTV about the benefits of this fundraising event.