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The Coldest Night of the Year walks have come and gone in Muskoka, but you can still help out by donating to these great causes in Huntsville and Gravenhurst.

The Rotary Club of Huntsville has a fantastic way for you to have a lovely entertaining evening, complete with a chef-made meal, without ever leaving your home. And the best part is, it's all in support of Algonquin Grace Hospice Huntsville. Click here for more information: https://bit.ly/2ZxauMx

Central Region OPP is working with Muskoka Victim Services to run a special Human Trafficking Awareness campaign in our district.

A fire has destroyed a home in Huntsville. YourTV Muskoka spoke with the Huntsville/LOB Fire Chief for more details.

Huntsville's Julia Isaacs is a grandparent who has turned lockdown into a positive experience for both herself and her grandchildren.

MAHC is running a Virtual RN Career Fair this weekend, with registration closing today. YourTV Muskoka recently spoke with a MAHC official about the importance of hiring new frontline staff and the major role nurses play in our healthcare system.

Muskoka Royales wants to give you a chance to help your kids play ringette at home during the pandemic.

The beloved Wanda, in Gravenhurst, finally has her own home at the Muskoka Wharf, and she's also preparing for some new adventures this summer for the first time in nearly 20 years.

With COVID causing massive facility closures in the last year, the question is how are town's keeping up with the need to upkeep these buildings that stand empty. We checked in with Bracebridge Deputy Mayor Rick Maloney to find out.

The snowy weather certainly didn't hold back employees at Fenner Dunlop who are protesting being locked out after their union members turned down a recent contract offer from the company. Our Samantha Johnson was on site this morning to hear from one of the union members.

YourTV Muskoka has reached out to Fenner Dunlop corporate for comment on this situation, but as of the time of this broadcast has not had a response from the company.

Well most Muskokans were digging themselves out to start this shortened week after a storm from the US moved in overnight and dumped a few inches of white stuff on the ground. We checked in with some residents in Gravenhurst to see how they were making out.

The Town of Gravenhurst is the latest community to call on the province to reconsider closing the Ontario Fire College.