Agritourism Bill and Opioid Crisis | Comcast Newsmakers

Agritourism Bill and Opioid Crisis - 2:53

with New Hampshire Sen. David Boutin

Posted Oct 21, 2016

Jenny Johnson talks with Sen. David Boutin regarding protecting vulnerable children,agritourism and the opioid crisis.

Hosted by: Jenny Johnson Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team

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