With Mayor Jenn Weaver of this week, Stephanie Trueblood of the Town of Hillsborough joins 97.9 the Hill’s Brighton McConnell to discuss the early stages of the town’s Comprehensive Sustainability Plan. She encourages people to participate in the initial survey so town staff can know what to prioritize as the plan is being crafted.

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