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			<title>We will remember you</title>
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 <br>Road crews were busy fixing a section of road on Hwy. 89, east of Hwy. 10 last week, where a fatal accident took place more than a moth ago. The accident, that claimed the lives of Tina Andersen (43) and her sons Benjamin Parkinson (3) and Gunner Parkinson (6) of Orangeville, occurred on June 24th at 3:40 p.m. Dufferin OPP, Dufferin EMS and Shelburne Fire Department attended the scene. Andersen's Honda Accord collided head on into a 2000 International dump truck. The section of road where the accident occurred is still under repair.

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