In case you didn't get to the the Spring 2021 Newsletter in your inbox, we've included it here for your convenience. 

Enjoy and Stay Safe.

Spring.pdf

Internet on the lake has been a hot topic for years.  This year is no exception.  With the Pandemic changing the way many of us work the topic has come up almost weekly.  
New services were launched this spring and we're looking to collect some information from cottagers to help share back with service providers better understand the demand for service here on Muldrew.

Please take a quick moment to answer this short survey to help us better understand our community needs.

Thanks

MLCA

Due to lack of wind we will be holding the Regatta next Saturday. 

Mayor Kelly has provided an update on a number of topics in Gravenhurst.  To view his updates, please use the link below.

Template - Lake Assoc. Meeting Notes-2020.pdf

Jo Morhpy, our Ward 2 Councillor has also provided some newsworthy information for us which can be viewed in the below link.

Jo Morphy-Gravenhurst Ward Two Councillor_Update.pdf

Please do not hesitate to reach out to Paul or Jo at any time.  They can be reached at Paul.Kelly2@gravenhurst.ca and joanne.m@rogers.com

For anyone who missed this weekends Dock Drop E-mail, please view the attached file to see what's happening for Summer 2020.

2020 Dock Drop Newsletter.pdf

The MNRF crew unpinned the dam and took a log out of Muldrew Lake dam following the severe thunderstorm on Wednesday.  Muldrew Lake rose 30cm overnight as a result of the 100+mm of rain that was received in the area on Tuesday.  We will monitor lake levels and will return the log and re-pin them back down when levels are back to where they are supposed to be.  Its really unfortunate that we received a storm like that, given the weather network was only calling for 15-20mm.  They were way off this time and a lot of the lakes saw a large increase as a result.  Muldrew Lake should react fairly quickly to the log operation so you should see some relief soon. 

Regards,

Water Management Department

Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry

Parry Sound District, Bracebridge Field Office

1350 High Falls Road, Bracebridge, ON P1L  1W9 |

(705) 646-5531 |  watermanagement.psdistrict@ontario.ca  |

Rana from the Beer Store made a few calls and was able to set up a drop off location for bottle returns to be donated to Gravenhurst Against Poverty. GAP. 

They will be accepting empties on GAPs behalf on Mondays and Wednesday’s. They have even setup a key on their Point of Sale which will accumulate the donations and send GAP a cheque once per month. What a spirit of community we have going on here in Gravenhurst. 

GAP has gone from serving about 80 meals per week to delivering over 300 meals plus groceries during this pandemic which has resulted in a lot of job losses. So please share with your friends if you would like to participate.

FIREWORKS ARE A GO!

Some good news in the midst of this pandemic.  
We're pleased to announce that this years Canada Day Fireworks celebration will be taking place on Saturday July 4th as the night sky falls.  

We're looking for some student volunteers who can help clean up after the fireworks show on Sunday July 5th at 9am.  Credit towards your school volunteer hours will be earned for helping.  Any interested volunteers are asked to contact Tim Luke at president@muldrewlakes.ca or 416-464-0470.

Look forward to seeing you all in the Big Bay.

Muldrew says goodbye to another fellow cottager.  Our thoughts and prayers go out to the friends and families of the Peakers.

WESTELL GORDON PEAKER Aged 89, died peacefully at Trillium Mississauga Hospital on April 1, 2020 after a long and fulfilling life. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Dorothy-Jean (née Franklin); his children Susanne Hartman (Jerry), Joanne Gray (Michael), and Robert Peaker (Hilary); and his grandchildren Christopher, Melissa, Matthew, Andrew, and Noah. Predeceased by his brother, James Peaker. Special thanks to the ICU and Stroke units at Trillium Mississauga and Dr. A. Zee for their compassionate care and support. Wes, a Life Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario, enjoyed a successful career in the fields of public accountancy and corporate finance. He enjoyed playing squash at the 'B&R', running at the Cambridge Club, spending time with family cottaging at Muldrew Lake, long daily walks with his beloved dogs, and discussing current events. If you so wish, a donation in Wes' honour to the Trillium Health Partners would be appreciated.