Hamilton Township mayor outlines plans for upcoming term in office

By: Robert Washburn | March 10, 2019

Hamilton Township Mayor Bill Cane talks about his vision for the upcoming term of office, along with his focus on “co-operation, collaboration, consideration, and confidence in the job they are going to do.”

Originally aired: Jan. 11, 2019

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