Yep. Right here. So far, they have uploaded 28 videos, which happens to be two more than what I have in my channel. Guess I need to get busy 
Now if Norfolk started putting council meetings up there, I’d bet they would have a lot more views
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We’re up to 110,000 video views! Thanks in part to you