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Join Us for Public Office Hours with Our Education Reporter

February 3, 2025 - 10:35

Join Us for Public Office Hours with Our Education Reporter

Starting this month, an exciting opportunity awaits community members to engage directly with our education reporter during public office hours. This initiative aims to foster open dialogue and strengthen connections between the reporter and local residents.

Everyone is welcome to pull up a chair, sit down, and share their thoughts, concerns, and insights regarding education in the area. Whether you have questions about local schools, want to discuss recent developments, or simply wish to introduce yourself, this is the perfect chance to connect.

These office hours are designed to create a welcoming environment where community voices can be heard and valued. By attending, you can contribute to the ongoing conversation about education and help shape future reporting.

Mark your calendars and take advantage of this unique opportunity to engage with the person behind the stories that matter to you and your community. Your input is invaluable, and we look forward to meeting you!


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