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The Lighthouse Cottages and Camping is a family oriented resort centrally located in Sprucedale in the beautiful Algoma Highlands and just 1 hour west of Algonquin Park. The resort is situated on the very private Bear Lake and is surrounded by dense hardwood forest and picturesque views. The area's natural beauty and landscape offers a welcome relief from the stresses of the city.

Emerson Tree Service is your choice for all tree service needs in the Parry Sound area. Tree removals, pruning, stump grinding, lot clearing and we sell firewood. Call us today!

Welcome to Orrville, Ohio! Every community is unique. No other small city in the world is quite like Orrville.Its difference comes from its particular blending of geography,history, and human personality. We're a small communityby population, but our thinking and industriousness are on a large scale. The Citizens of Orrville are verysupportive of their schools, businesses, and the many organizations in our city.

Located in the Village of Rosseau, in the beautiful Muskoka. Serving Lake Rosseau, Lake Joseph and surrounding areas. Building custom homes, cottages, boathouses, docks, additions and renovations. One stop service from the site prep, excavating to the final decorating touches. Stone fireplaces, walkways, stair cases and patios made from local Muskoka granite. Winter and summer property maintenance as well as weekly cottage watch. Please see our website for complete services offered.

Cutter's Cove Cottages is situated on scenic Clear Lake, 15 minutes north of Huntsville, Ontario and just 2 1/2 hours north of Toronto. Our nine lovingly cared for housekeeping cottages are nestled on three acres of tremendous towering white pine and maple trees. Our resort offers guests the opportunity to make lasting memories in our warm family atmosphere. Many of our guests return year after year with their families and friends.Open yearround, this family resort is a wonderful place to breath fresh Muskoka air, relax with your cup of morning coffee while watching the sun slowly rise on Clear Lake. Afternoons offer sun and fun at the beach, while watching the little ones build sand castles. Twilight brings the soft relaxing glow of the evening campfire. Children toasting marshmallows is guaranteed fun and laughter. Facilities at Cutters Cove include our sandy beach with a gradually sloping hard sand bottom shore, a swim raft, water slide and Jungle Jim, the play centerand childrens 'Moonbeam' playhouse, kayak, canoes, rowboats, paddleboat, horseshoes, badminton, large open fire pit and nature trails on our private 50 acres of untouched wildlife forest

We're here to help! Our landscaping experts will work with you to design a completely new look for your yard. From lawn and garden care to stone steps, patios and so much more, we'll help you achieve the look you desire for your home, cottage or business. We look forward to designing an outdoor landscape for you. We guarantee top-quality service for a competitive price.

The Muskoka District is located in Ontario, Canada made up of the townships of Georgian Bay, Muskoka Lakes, Town of Huntsville, Town of Bracebridge, Town of Gravenhurst, and Lake Of Bays. The terrain is rocky and rugged because it is part of the Canadian Shield, which is rich in its mineral deposits and large forests. The trees include black and white spruce, jack pine, tamarach, poplar, white birch and balsam. Rock in the Muskokas has been dated back as far back as 1.5 billion years.

The Downtown Huntsville BIA, like other Ontario BIAs, is municipally legislated. Our main source of funding is an additional property tax levy paid by commercial property owners (falling within our designated geographic area). Because the BIA levy money is used directly towards improvements in the business community that pays for it, you might even call it a self-help program designed to stimulate business growth. In the Downtown Huntsville BIA our funds are directed towards streetscape improvements, beautification efforts (such as Christmas lighting, flower planting), downtown marketing and promotions, community events, and our Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery project, and more.Even though times have changed since 1970, the need for BIAs is just a strong as it was when Bloor West Village was formed. Bloor West Village was facing a drop in customers when the subway system replaced the street trolleys. Their situation was compounded with a proliferation of shopping malls blossoming on the outskirts of the city, where customers were drawn to climate controlled shopping and free parking.