Civic Concord
Episode 24 - Article 26 CPC Appropriations
Apr 27, 202634 min
Host Megan Zammuto talks with Eve Isenberg, Chair of Community Preservation Committee.
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Government news and information from The Town of Concord, Massachusetts .Produced by Minuteman Media Network
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