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Accent Chocolates on Main Street has long been a favourite shopping place for that special Valentine's Day gift for someone sweet.

Eva Pölöskey of Accent Chocolates on Main Street shows off one of the more popular Valentine's Day creations made in store this week which will go to that special person Thursday. Accent is run by Eva and husband Les who have been making only the finest chocolates at their downtown location for many years.

Eva Pölöskey of Accent Chocolates on Main Street shows off one of the more popular Valentine's Day creations made in store this week which will go to that special person Thursday. Accent is run by Eva and husband Les who have been making only the finest chocolates at their downtown location for many years.

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