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David Yates | School Teacher

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From Clinton, Ontario

David Yates is the author of Explore Huron TV series.

David Yates is a history teacher at Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton ON.

‘Explore Huron with David Yates’ on Huron County TV, Ontario is a series in which local history buff, David Yates, describes communities in Huron and their rich heritage.

David’s articles on local history appear regularly in local publications.

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Clinton is a community in Ontario, located in the municipality of Central Huron. Established in 1831.

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