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To mark the one-year anniversary of the Women's March movement, a group of local  women have organized a march in Huntsville. Women's March Muskoka will take place on Saturday, Jan. 20 at Huntsville Place Mall. It starts at 11am.

The Town of Huntsville is calling this free info session "What's New in Old Real Estate!"

The town says the goal of the session is to provide tools and contact to better serve your clients regarding Heritage Properties, whether buying or selling. It's happening in Partners Hall Friday, Jan. 19 from 1pm -2pm.

We spoke with manager of culture, arts and heritage Teri Souter to explain what you can expect. 

Help support the Muskoka OSPCA by baking cupcakes. Here's the details.

Gravenhurst Public Library will be hosting the First Nation Circle Reading event on Jan.24th. Here's the details.

The Huntsville Festival of the Art's latest production of Oliver is still a few months away, but work on the set is underway. Being built by members of the Rotary Club of Huntsville, the director and set designer says this set certainly has a 'wow' factor. 

Here is a sneak peak of episode 1 of herstories.  In this show Kathleen May speaks with retired military specialist, Nancy Osborne, about her career, and Dawn Novak, keynote speaker, and activist for Domestic Violence.

Planning continues for the new proposed arena in Bracebridge.  Samantha Johnson has more on this story.

There is no scientific evidence for why the third Monday in January is considered the the most depressing day of the year. Dubbed "Blue Monday", it has encouraged residents to talk more openly about mental health. In a move to raise more awareness about mental health to residents and students, Canadore College is offering a safeTALK program at the West Parry Sound campus. This program was funded by anonymous donors, which enables the program to be free to its participants.

Anthony Asturi speaks with Heather Dix, from YMCA Employment Services, about programs and employment trends in Muskoka.

The Gravenhurst Fire Department is giving away free smoke and co alarms to residents. 

The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit's Medical Officer of Health Dr. Charles Gardner has issued a declaration of widespread influenza activity in Simcoe Muskoka. The health unit says we are at or near the peak of influenza activity in our region, which can last for two to four weeks. To read more click here. 

Local dignitaries came together at the site of the new brew pub in Huntsville on Jan. 10 to kick off construction. Lake of Bays Brewing Company is hoping to open in late April or early May.