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Jeff Wakeford is retiring after 38 years at Little Lake Cemetery and Highland Park Funeral Centre. He’s trading in his

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Captain John Armstrong: An Unusual Peter Robinson Settler

Many of the 1825 Peter Robinson emigration settlers to present-day Peterborough County were poor tenant farmers looking for a better