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The 844 Norseman Royal Canadian Air Cadets is taking part in several Remembrance Day activities. The one many of them look most forward too is overnight guard duty at the cenotaph. 

The Madill Church Preservation Society is hosting a ceremony the ceremony on Remembrance to commemorate the veterans who are buried there. The agency hopes to make this an annual event. For more information on The Madill Church Preservation Society, you can go to their website. 

It's week three of the Canada Post strike. Rotating strikes have been happening across the country including here in Muskoka. On Nov. 9 workers in Huntsville took to the picket lines. 

Muskoka Pride held their annual pride conference in Gravenhurst. Here's a look.

Bracebridge Fire Department battled a stubborn fire at Rich Hill Candles in Bracebridge Sunday morning.

A summary of the Downtown Parking Ambassador pilot project was presented at General Committee on Oct. 31. Committee made some decisions based on its findings, especially in No Parking zones. To view the entire report you can click here to the Town of Huntsville's website. 

The Alzheimer Society of Muskoka conducts a program that combines physical activity and brain stimulation through Minds in Motion. For more details and information on the upcoming sessions, you can go to the Alzheimer Society of Muskoka website or call Deanna Lavigne at 705-645-5621 ext. 106.

Huntsville Town Council meeting of October 29, 2018

The ceremony was held on Oct. 24 at the Mark O'Meara Clubhouse. It was a night to celebrate some amazing local women. 

(Submitted Photo:) YWCA Muskoka’s 2018 Women of Distinction Award recipients (FROM LEFT): Kelli Ebbs, Kennedy Watson-Brown, Michele Meadows, Kathleen May, Nancy Osborne, Ashleigh Whipp, Janine Marson, Gundy Upans.

The Women's Resource Centre in Gravenhurst recently held a re-grand opening of their office. Here's more on that.

Do you have scrap metal you want to get rid of? Well Monck Public School in Bracebridge can help.

The Huntsville Theatre Company brings Shakespeare into the 90s with their first production of the season. Much Ado About Nothing opens Thursday, Oct. 25 and runs until Sunday, Oct. 28. For more details and for tickets go to the Huntsville Theatre Company's website.