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Rasoul to meet and greet in Staunton

Chris Graham

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sam-rasoul.JPG2008 Democratic Party congressional nomination candidate Sam Rasoul will hold his October Coffee Shop Discussion series event in Staunton at Blue Mountain Coffee Shop next week.
The event will be held on Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. at the 12 Byers St. coffee shop.
Rasoul is a candidate for the nomination to challenge Republican incumbent Bob Goodlatte in the 2008 election.
More information on his campaign is available on the web at www.samrasoul.us.

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