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The Muskoka Maple Trail ends off with a festival on Sat. April 21. Local maple vendors, entertainment and more will be on hand to offer you a truly maple experience. It's happening in downtown Huntsville and will kick off with a pancake breakfast served by the Rotary Club of Huntsville. It all starts at 9am. For more information, click here.

A new way of reporting crime is now available. Here's the details.

Mayor Graydon Smith gave his approval after sampling the people’s choice winner from last year contest held at the "Session Muskoka Beer Festival". Here's more on that.

If you have been thinking about becoming a volunteer firefighter, the Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department is looking for you. The recruitment process starts May 1. For more information and to apply you can go to the Town of Huntsville's website. 

Muskoka Brewery is investing $5-million in expansion projects. The funds will go towards increasing the brewery’s capacity, improve their beer products with new technology and equipment and expand the retail store and taproom. This is the largest investment in 23 years. The goal is to have it all completed in June 2018. 

Sandra Holdsworth is here today thanks to an organ donation and she hopes her story will inspire you to become a donor. Samantha Johnson has more.

In this sneak peak of herstories Kathleen May speaks with guests Marie Tindall-Ryckman who coaches women to find their wisdom within and Kate Quinlan who is celebrating 17 years of living alcohol free.

VIDEO: Hundreds gather at the Bracebridge Memorial Arena on Friday, April 13 for a vigil in support of the Humboldt Broncos. Many local dignitaries attended including Mayor Graydon Smith, Deputy Mayor Rick Maloney, MPP Norm Miller, MP Tony Clement and District of Muskoka Chair John Klinck.  Other speakers included local paralympian Graeme Murray an former Humboldt Broncos player Jeff Whittle. 

Unique in Ontario, Watershed Wonders opens in July with a dozen interactive screens that take visitors deep into the many facets of the watershed. Visitors will discover five distinct sections that together tell the tale.

1. Water Cycles shows how forests, lakes, shorelines and wetlands are the interconnected component parts of the watershed.
2. Biodiversity is featured as the centerpiece of the exhibit, focusing on nature above and below the surface of the water.
3. Nature Challenged explores the risk facing watershed species.
4. Humans! is all about us, detailing how the watershed has been the foundation of our economy for over a century and a half. Stories touch on the impact of our actions, both good and bad.
5. In Stewardship and Sustainability we learn how to be stewards and the work being done by so many to ensure the watershed’s continued good health.

Life underwater spectacularly comes alive in an interactive Virtual Aquarium showcasing what we typically can’t see under the surface.

The second Anxiety Warrior Project Symposium happened on April 8 at the Bracebridge Sportsplex. This year's event saw more people and contributors come through the doors.  

The Huntsville Public Library has expanded services to Port Sydney.  The goal is to offer residents, of that community, more opportunities to use library services. The pilot project kicked off on April 9, with a visit from Councillor Jason Fitzgerald.

Volunteers including MP Tony Clement, gathered at Clement's office in Huntsville on April 12 to put together care packages for Canadian soldiers based in Latvia. Residents poured in throughout the day to donate items. For more information on Marching For Veterans, you can go to their Facebook page or contact Rick Thomas at 705-789-1512 or rickthomas286@gmail.com.