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ASHMuskoka inspires Rotarians: 'Each and every one of us can play a part'

Three people smiling after a presentation at a Rotary club meeting.

Rotarian Nick (left) and President Suzanne (right) present guest speaker Katie Paroschy with a gift following her talk about the Friends of the Muskoka Watershed's ASHMuskoka citizen science initiative. Photo by Rotary Club of North Muskoka.

Rotary Teams Up to Clean Up in Huntsville

6 people, 5 in reflective yellow vests, 2 holding empty green garbage bags.

Rotary Club of North Muskoka members Alison (left), Nick, Suzanne, Andrew, Jim, and Stacey get ready to Team Up to Clean Up with fellow Rotarians from other clubs on May 15. Photo Credit: Rotary Club of North Muskoka

Horticultural society shares why native plants should always be on trend in Muskoka

A white trillium blooming on an Ontario forest floor.

Photo by Rotary Club of North Muskoka

Pandemic puts pressure on Muskoka priorities

District of Muskoka chair John Klinck wearing his chain of office while standing in the district council chamber

Photo source: District of Muskoka via muskoka.on.ca

Disasters increase demand for ShelterBox response

Photo source: ShelterBox Canada

Mind-Aid and mental health support for Muskoka youth

Rotary pinches perogies for community in spring 2022

A photo of 3 people, who wear masks and aprons, in a commercial kitchen, rolling and cutting out dough for perogies

Volunteers prepare perogy dough. (Photo by Rotary Club of Huntsville Evening Satellite Club)

Rotary partners with Trinity volunteers to feed students

A photo of volunteers making sandwiches and putting them in boxed lunch kits.

(Photo for illustration purposes only)

Hope of summer camp memories for North Muskoka kids in 2022

A photo of pop-up camping tents at night set up near trees.

There is optimism for the 2022 summer camp season – especially hopeful news for vulnerable children and teens.

History with heart: A reintroduction by Rotarian Jim S

A graphic with photo of a smiling man, Rotary logo, and text that reads: a bit of club history with heart, a Rotary club member shares his story.

Rotarian Jim Schiedel, founding member of the Rotary Club of North Muskoka, kicked off the new year with a reclassification speech to club members filled with club history.

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