Live, interactive coverage of Cobourg municipal council

By: Robert Washburn | February 16, 2011

Live, interactive coverage of the Cobourg municipal council committee of the whole on February 21, 2011 can be viewed by clicking here

Live, interactive coverage of Cobourg municipal council
Cobourg municipal council coverage, live and interactive
Live, interactive coverage of Cobourg Municipal Council
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Live, interactive Cobourg municipal council coverage

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Dave Chomitz on February 16, 2011 at 12:45 pm said:

Hi Rob,

Loved following the Tweets – is this a live stream you’re working on ?

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Live, interactive coverage of Cobourg municipal council

By: Robert Washburn | February 16, 2011

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