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Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare is one 128 hospitals across Ontario receiving funding from the government to do some facility and infrastructure upgrades. 

A Parry Sound resident donates his model of the Ottawa Arnprior Railway to the Museum on Tower Hill. The museum is looking to raise funds to help put the pieces together and display in one of their galleries. For more information or to donate you can contact the museum at 705-746-5365 or go to their website. 

In the winter months part of the Muskoka River in Bracebridge closes to allow snowmobilers to cross on a floating bridge. Here's more on that.

The Ontario Provincial Police will be using helicopter patrol in an effort to crack down on the number of incidents where drivers are not stopping for school buses. The program is aimed at helping front line officers in Orillia and Bracebridge catch these passing drivers. 

Community Improvement Plan Applications are now being accepted in the town of Gravenhurst. Here's more on that.

Christine Fishman's Sweet Honey Kisses For An Anxious Bear is a book aimed at giving children a better understanding about anxiety and some tools they can use to cope. Fishman says the book is loosely based on her own experience with her child. For more details or to get a copy of her book you can go to her website.

Flags across Muskoka including Bracebridge were raised in support of Crime Stoppers Month.

Many residence in Bracebridge will be happy to know that a gas station is currently being built in the north end of town were town officials say it was needed.

Applications are now being accepted for the 2019 Founders Choice Awards. Here's more on that.

YMCA of Simcoe/Muskoka is seeing an influx of residents coming in to their offices to further their education in order to land employment. For more information you can go to the YMCA's website. 

New distracted driving laws came into effect on Jan. 1, 2019. The OPP across Parry Sound-Muskoka say they will do whatever it takes to decrease distracted driving on our roads.

Libraries across Muskoka are reaching out to encourage our communities to read for 15 minutes on Jan 25th.  Here's the details.