Del. Kory Holds 1st Town Hall Meeting This Saturday at Belvedere School

Virginia State Del. Kaye Kory, newly sworn in to represent the 38th Assembly District in the Richmond state legislature, comes back to the Mason District of Falls Church to hold her first ever town hall meeting this Saturday, Feb. 6, at 10 a.m. at the Belvedere Elementary School cafeteria, 6540 Columbia Pike.

Kory will be accompanied by State Sen. Dick Saslaw. The two will update citizens on Richmond legislative efforts and take questions.

 

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