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Griffith Staffer To Holds Hours Nov. 9

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A member of Congressman Griffith’s Ninth District staff be available in Covington on Nov. 9 to meet with constituents.

The Griffith representative will be at Covington City Hall from noon to 1:30 p.m.

Contact the Christiansburg Office at (540) 381-5671 or the Abingdon Office at (276) 525-1405 with any questions.

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