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A group of dedicated community members have ensured that the historic Madill Church in Huntsville will continue to stand and be open to the public for many decades to come

In this final Chamber Chat ahead of the summer break, Chris McDonald learns about the 76-year-old summer camp Camp Koinonia.

A major milestone for Muskoka and for the provision of more local healthcare services was finally reached this week. 

A new rollercoaster boasts a thrilling fun family time for visitors to the Bracebridge theme park. 

A beloved bookstore in Huntsville is stretching it's reach to bring more options to Muskoka's population with a new storefront in Bracebridge

A Bracebridge homeowner is feeling frustrated after a culvert that runs under her property started failing, leading to multiple sink holes across her yard. She says she's been trying to figure out how to get this fixed, but hasn't had a lot of luck yet in that process. 

Two great and long-standing breweries in Muskoka are uniting to provide the same great crafts they've offered, with more opportunity for future plans. 

Prepare for some mind-bending, family-friendly illusion and magic as the Algonquin Theatre is taken over by the haunting story surrounding the Mysteries of the Keyhole House. 

The show is brought to Muskoka by the Huntsville Festival of the Arts. 

A dedicated team of Algonquin Outfitters staff members went into action shortly after the devastating storm that hit Algonquin Park over the weekend. But, according to the head of the team, this is just part of the work they do on Lake Opeongo. 

A project that you may not have totally noticed was quietly completed at Huntsville's Town Hall, but as council feels, it's made the world of difference for this piece of Huntsville heritage. 

The District of Muskoka in partnership with the OPP is bringing tough new rules to school zones across the region, by officially labelling them as Community Safety Zones

Reel Alternatives Huntsville came together with the community this past week to show appreciation and support for the Huntsville Hoyas Robotics Team, which was able to make it to First Robotics World Competition in Texas recently. I spoke with some of the team members about the community support they've received and what this means to their futures.