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LePage to Hold Televised Town Hall Meeting

Krysta WestBy Krysta WestJanuary 22, 2016No Comments1 Min Read
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In an effort to increase transparency and accessibility, Governor Paul LePage will hold his next Town Hall style meeting live on WVII Chanel 7 on Tuesday, January 26 from 08:00 pm to 09:00 pm with the opportunity for viewer participation by submitting questions to [email protected].  For those outside the viewing area, you will have the opportunity to livestream the event at www.foxbangor.com.

During the meeting, the Governor will present his vision for Maine and speak about further reducing the income tax, reforming welfare by strengthening the state’s safety net for the most vulnerable, cutting energy costs and addressing high student-debt burden.

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Krysta West is the Communications Director for The Maine Heritage Policy Center. Prior to her time with MHPC, Krysta served as a Legislative Assistant at the National Rifle Association. Krysta is a native of Arundel, Maine, and has served as an aide in the Maine Legislature.

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