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September 26, 2014

 

Dr. Mike Hoben digs into the site of his new, 2,500 square foot dental clinic at 430 Albany Street in Petrolia. The building, with an anticipated move-in date of spring 2015, will include ground-level access and more private examination rooms, where patients with limited mobility can remain in their wheelchairs while work is completed. Hoben has been in his Wingfield Street office for three years and he says Petrolia is the perfect place for his family.

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