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There may not be any joy wherever it was that mighty Casey struck out, but there’s jubilation in Jumboville.

There may not be any joy wherever it was that mighty Casey struck out, but there’s jubilation in Jumboville.

There may not be any joy wherever it was that mighty Casey struck out, but there’s jubilation in Jumboville.

There may not be any joy wherever it was that mighty Casey struck out, but there’s jubilation in Jumboville.

Article content As we work from home, there’s no better place to live right now in Ontario than St. Thomas. That’s according to Maclean’s, in the news magazine’s survey of Best Communities in Canada, out last week. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Eric Bunnells People: Ontarios best place to live Back to video “I love it,” smiles Sean Dyke, who is CEO of the St. Thomas Economic Development Corp. “It’s a great recognition for the com...

Theres joy in Jumboville, again. Author of the article: Eric Bunnell  •  Special to Postmedia Network Publishing date: Apr 08, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  7 minute read  •  An artists rendering of a new roundabout on Fairview Avenue at Bill Martyn Parkway shows a sculpture of St. Thomas baseball great Jack "Glad" Graney batting against a young star of the future, while Glads dog, Larry, looks on. (Submitted image) Article content Mighty Glad is at bat. We apologize, but th...