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Mayor Callaghan takes aim at housing and homeless issues

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Matt Wyatt

On November 27th, Mayor Paul Callaghan joined WMUR’s Adam Sexton to talk about ongoing revitalization efforts and what he’d like to see state legislators do to help fight crime.

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