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Danbury Live July 28 Broadcast: Ad Hoc committee on post employee benefits

Monday, July 30, 2007
Time: 4:18 PM

Rounding up video Monday, here's the final installment of Saturday's Danbury Live. The following is footage of the ad hoc committee on post employee benefits.

I guess John was pretty busy with the camera last week...

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