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  1. The Napanee Beaver-The Picton Gazette

    The Napanee Beaver, established in 1870, and the Picton Gazette, established in 1830, are independent, award winning, locally owned community newspapers.
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    www.napaneebeaver.com - 2009-02-06

  2. The Napanee Beaver-The Picton Gazette

    The Picton Gazette, established in 1830, is an independent and locally owned weekly newspaper with a sister company, The Napanee Beaver, which was established ...
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    www.pictongazette.com - 2009-02-12

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