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A group of local agencies is teaming up to raise awareness of some of the issues new moms face after giving birth.The World Maternal Health Week walk takes place on April 30 at 10:45 a.m., starting at the EarlyON Child and Family Centre on Peel Street.Mothers and babies are encouraged to participate in the walk and discuss issues surrounding perinatal mood disorder. In Simcoe County, the numbers for the disorder are seven per cent higher than the provincial average. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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Hockey magazines and newspapers are replaced with COVID-19 regulatory signage and hand sanitizer on the table where customers once waited their turn to get their hair trimmed.This is the new reality many hair salons and barbershops across the region have been facing since March 2020, due to the coronavirus pandemic.聽This reality is such for Bonnie Luciano, one of the owners at the Newmarket Barbershop located on Davis Drive. She and her husband, Anthony, have had to take over the family busin
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