Interview about the future of Port Hope HBIA with committee chair

By: Robert Washburn | March 23, 2015

A special meeting was held between the Heritage Business Improvement Area and town council. Drive Time host Dave Glover talks to HBIA Chair Micheline Kerswell, owner of My Sisters Closet Boutique, about details of the possible disbanding of the organization on Northumberland 89.7 FM.

This amazing interview is now located on Dave Glover’s own website (click here to listen)

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