Thursday, September 26, 2024

Mayor Fred Eisenberger talks Rebecca Towers, LRT and Hamilton’s vaccine campaign

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Mayor Fred Eisenberger joined Nicole Martin to talk about the first-ever overnight vaccine clinic and why Hamilton won’t open up to volunteers who have been vocal on social media wanting to help out.

Nicole asked Mayor Eisenberger about the Rebecca Towers and why isn’t the city helping them in the ways other outbreaks received.

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