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Craig Durham is about to lose his dream job.Hes been working at Barrie Antiques Centre for the past nine years but the Innisfil Street business
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The woman who brought history alive in Oswego for decades has died.Rosemary Nesbitt died Sunday, 84 years old, ending a life of documenting Oswegos history and
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