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Home Community Holiday Pic of the Day: John and Lynne Holmberg

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Holiday Pic of the Day: John and Lynne Holmberg

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Christopher Oldcorn

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December 22, 2020 @ 10:49 am

John and Lynne Holmberg

Today’s Holiday Pic of the Day comes from John and Lynne Holmberg.

A funny picture of their fallen down Christmas Tree (must have been the beaver).

Send us your holiday pics to be featured on First Local Mornings (8 a.m. ONNtv) and SaultOnline @ [email protected]

Ready, set, decorate!

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Christopher Oldcorn is the News Director for ONNtv, and the Editor-in-Chief of Sault Online and My Algoma. He studied at The Centre for Investigative Journalism @ Goldsmiths, University of London.

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