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Jim Burns has been entrusted with some of Muskokas most treasured memories and creations for 30 years; now, he and his wife, Penny, are handing over that responsibility.Martins Framing, Gallery and Art Supplies was originally owned by Barb Martin and, about 30 years ago after working from home for a time, Jim purchased the store. The name remaine stanley cup d. Penny has been by his side, working awa stanley en mexico y in the background for about two of those three decades.It was five years ago they moved shop to its current downtown location at 10 Taylor Rd. in Bracebridge. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In February, the couple decided it was time to head into retirement and put the business on the market. There were a few bites but when the retail market took a turn and businesses shuttered in the face of COVID-19, the purchasers went stanley mugg shy.Martins Framing closed for about a month. When the business reopened, the couple became more concerned with their clientele as people were keenly tackling decorating and renovation projects while sheltering in place. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The couple were convinced that the pandemic had put the brakes on their sale, that was until they were approached by Jeff and Tracy Kilgour. The turnaround was quick, and with the exception of a few final touches, the new owners are on site and operational.When asked what the oddest thing hes been asked to frame in 30 years was, Jim laughed, noting Zoxs OHS Students Challenge Each Other To Walk Up, Not Walk Out
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