Molly Frommer is a news reporter for CTV News Barrie, focusing on local news in Ontario, specifically in the Barrie area. With a keen interest in community stories, Molly covers a range of topics including crime, weather, human interest, and local events. Her work has also been featured in CTV News Northern Ontario.
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Molly Frommer's coverage predominantly revolves around local news, particularly crime, government announcements, and community initiatives. Therefore, when reaching out to her, consider providing updates on evolving stories or breaking news related to crime and community events in the Ontario region.
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By: Molly Frommer
Construction on Maynard Bridge in August will result in road closure and restrictions for most of the month.
By: Molly Frommer
A local First Nations elder is helping to bring the Ojibwe language to a well-known film for the first time.
The Bear With Us Centre for Bears just east of Parry Sound is currently caring for 30 bears, 13 of those are orphaned cubs.
The Muskoka Lumber Community Centre will soon be completed after breaking ground in the spring of 2022. The Mayor of Bracebridge, Rick Maloney, said the centre has three large components.
As another school year approaches, Pie Wood Fired Pizza and Barrie's mayor have filled hundreds of backpacks with school essentials to give to children in need across the city and beyond.
The Playfair tall ship made its way to Midland Ont., earlier this week before heading to Collingwood, where youth crew members learned the ropes as part of the Brigs Youth Sail Training program.
By: Molly Frommer
Friends of the Muskoka Watershed held an event at Camp Big Canoe in Bracebridge for community members to learn about ash research.
The Inter-Township Fire Department says a dog has been rescued after falling down a 25-foot well on Monday.
On Tuesday, provincial police say officers recovered motorcycles, motorcycle equipment and a trailer that was allegedly stolen from a residence in Caledon.
By: Molly Frommer
Wanda III, the century-old vessel well known to the Muskoka region, has undergone extensive transformation over the past few years, and soon, it will take to the Muskoka waterways once again.
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