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Posted May 10, 2013 09:26:06 AM.

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9:00am- Guest: Mayor Gerry Marshall, Town of Penetanguishene.

Expected jump in OPP salaries has mayors seeing red.

9:30am- Guest: Chris Van Vliet, a tv reporter in Cleveland. 

He went to Laurier, interned here at 570 NEWS and worked on the Gary Doyle Show.

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