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Feature Article - November 1, 2007 Massage Therapy Clinic Opens in Veronaby Brenda Crawford

Photo: Councillor Bill Robinson, Vicky Kehoe, and Steven Johnston cutting the ribbon. Vicky’s husband and moral support Jessie Pollok smiles for the camera.

Steven Johnston welcomes Vicky Kehoe to Unit 2 in the Korner Stone Castle Bed and Breakfast, Hwy. 38, Verona. The Grand Opening took place on Saturday. The rainy weather could not dampen the excitement for Vicky. Her clients were very receptive to the new location. Her treatment room is large, fresh and inviting. She opens her doors on Monday, October 29. She can be reached at 613-483-4494 or 613-374-2237.

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Vicky is looking forward to growing her business in Verona and branching out to offer other unique services to her patients. She is constantly going to workshops and seminars to keep current with new treatments for chronic pain, sports injuries, pregnancy health, and much more. On a lighter note, Steve and Vicky are also hoping to offer Spa Weekends at the Inn next year. They can sign me up right now! It is so great to have these services in our own community.

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