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By: Robert Washburn | September 19, 2011

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Candidates gathered at the Capitol Theatre in Port Hope to square off on a range of topics at the first of many public meetings Tuesday night sponsored by three chambers of commerce. Everything from public transit to job creation was on the table as candidates responded to questions from the audience.
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Live, interactive coverage of Cobourg council

By: Robert Washburn | September 19, 2011

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