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Wilberforce received Christmas cheer from EarlyON

Arts And Culture6 January 2022

By Mike RileyThe Ontario EarlyON learning centres of the City of Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton County put on a festive outdoor event called Jingle Bells singalong and giveaway in Wilberforce on Dec. 21 at the…

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