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WATCH: City Council – 5/2/23

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Matt Wyatt

VIDEO: City Council – 5/2/23. Agenda items included: Resignation: Blaine Cox – City Manager, City Manager’s Report, Communications from the Mayor, Old Business, Consent Calendar, New Business – several resolutions.

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Public Meetings are broadcast live on Comcast Channel 22 and Breezeline (formerly Atlantic Broadband/Metrocast Cablevision) Channel 26. Broadcasts are also available on demand, which includes index points to help viewers navigate to specific agenda items. Visit www.rochesternh.gov for more information. 

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