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Published Nov. 18, 2009
A policy change may not solve pet adoption/euthanasia issues at Domestic Animal Services, but a solution may be in the works for the Collier County fire/ambulance debate. So says Collier County Commissioner Fred Coyle, this week’s guest on Comcast’s "One on One with Jeff Lytle.’’ Video and transcript highlights of that and past interviews are available at naplesnews.com/oneonone. The 30-minute program with Coyle, taped Wednesday morning, will be shown in its entirety Sunday at noon on Comcast CN 14. Lytle is editorial page/Perspective section editor of the Daily News. * Next week’s guest: Landscape photographer Clyde Butcher
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| VIDEO/TRANSCRIPT: Pet projects ... adoptions, fire-EMS peace | Nov. 18, 2009 |
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