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What started out as a generous donation for two crossing guards has become a town-wide initiative. Crossing guards in the Town of Huntsville will now have LED stop signs to help make them more visible and keeps students safe. 

A special weather statement and the OPP crack down on distracted transport truck drivers lead the December 12 edition of Cogeco News. Catch Cogeco NEWS LIVE at 5 Monday - Thursday on YourTV Muskoka Channel 700.

The 2017 Project Porchlight event was a huge success, despite the storm on Dec. 6. The Salvation Army Huntsville had a ton of help sorting through a ton of food!

Bid on your favourite trees through out different business located in downtown Bracebridge until Dec 15th.  Proceeds will go to support Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Muskoka.

Muskoka Stage Works is taking their expertise to seniors, across Muskoka with a program called Brain Works. The goal is to help seniors exercise their minds through various activities. The hope is to expand this program. For information you can contact Robin Clipsham at 705-205-0989.

The National Historical Site of Bethune House in Gravenhurst is celebrating a Victorian Christmas.  Here's the details.

Parry Sound-Muskoka MPP Norm Miller debated his private member's bill at Queen's Park on Nov. 23. Known as the Reducing Waste One Pod at a Time Act, Miller received a lot of support from other members of parliament. 

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. 

Known for putting on big productions every two years, Huntsville High School is back at it again this year with Rock of Ages, which will be performed at the Algonquin Theatre. Starts Nov. 29 and runs until Dec. 3. You can get tickets here or by calling the Algonquin Theatre box office at  705-789-4975.