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The Town of Huntsville had their inaugural ceremony at the Algonquin Theatre on Dec. 3, 2018.

Huntsville Council hosted their regular meeting at the Algonquin Theatre on April 23. Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare (MAHC) made a presentation which was followed by questions from council. It seems some members of council and Mayor Scott Aitchison did not get what they were looking for and passed a motion to request the Ministry of Health dissolve MAHC. Bob Stone was the only councillor to vote against the motion. We have reached out to MAHC and awaiting their response. 

Owner of Pipefusion Services Inc., Jan Nyquist, asked Huntsville council to reclaim ownership of Pipe Man. A public forum was to be scheduled to get input from the public alternate locations for the industrial piece of art. However, Nyquist said at council, on Dec. 19, that he, his staff and Pipe Man's artist (Beverley Hawksley) have no wish to go to a public form and believe there is no other suitable location for Pipe Man. 

Huntsville council declared the Waterloo Summit Centre for the Environment surplus after a $3.9-million dollar offer from De Novo Trust Fund. The decision was made at a regular council meeting on Monday Nov. 27. The plan is to turn the summit centre into a rehabilitation centre. CAO Denise Corry discusses what this means and next steps. The Town of Huntsville will be looking for public input. 

Huntsville's General Committee Meeting on Sept. 27 started with a tour. Council made stops at Memorial Park, Camp Kitchen, Lion's Lookout and Muskoka Heritage Place and discussed opportunities how to revamp and promote theses locations. Mayor Scott Aitchison says he is appealing to council and the public to "dream big".