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: Hank Johnson's BlogApril 21 Town Halls
By Hank Johnson
I will be holding three town hall meetings on Saturday, April 21, in Conyers, Lithonia, and Norcross, and an open house at my Tucker office on April 28 (scroll to the bottom of this entry for more information on the open house).
Please join me to discuss the pressing issues we face as in our district, our country, and our world. These are critical times and I look forward to hearing what you, the people whom I represent, demand of your government.
- 9AM until 11AM
Conyers City Hall
1184 Scott Street
Conyers, 30012
[CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS]
- Noon until 2PM
Edward Bouie Elementary School, Lithonia
5100 Rock Springs Road
Lithonia, 30038
[CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS]
- 4:30PM until 6:30PM
Norcross High School
5300 Spalding Drive
Norcross, 30092
[CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS]
PLEASE ALSO JOIN ME on Saturday, April 28, from 2PM until 5PM, for an open house at our new district office in Tucker. Click here for directions.
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Full post as published by Hank Johnson's Blog on April 13, 2007 (boomark / email).
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