By J.P. Antonacci, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Hamilton Spectator A measles outbreak in Norfolk County has hit 21 confirmed cases, with the latest patients possibly exposing people as far away as Newmarket. Grand Erie Public Health said Monday the new cases are in adults whose infections are “linked to a previous exposure.” The  pair are recovering at home while health officials are busy “following  up with known contacts who may have been exposed to the measles virus  through these individuals,” health unit spokesperson Shawn Falcao said  in a media release. The health unit said exposure to the highly contagious  airborne virus was possible at the family practice office at the  Roulston’s Pharmacy on Donly Drive in Simcoe on the evening of Jan. 28,  and the Shopper’s Drug Mart on

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