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By: Robert Washburn | September 19, 2011

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The passing of a community figure and a special Christmas for the homeless
(On Monday, I was asked by Northumberland 89.7 FM to produce the newscast. These are two local stories I did for the 4 p.m. update.) The co-founder of the Cobourg Taxpayers Association and a well-known community volunteer died on Christmas Day.
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Live, interactive coverage of Cobourg council

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