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This clip shows the public comment portion of a city council meeting in Concord, NH. The city is voting on whether to accept a federal grant to purchase a military vehicle for the police department.
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02/12/18
Rating: NR
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In a Hasidic enclave in Brooklyn, there are seemingly endless services tailored for the community—stores in Yiddish, school buses and even a dedicated EMS. Yet the corps is made up entirely of men, and one group of women wants to change that. On a mission to start the city's first all-female volunteer EMS corps.
