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Rep. Cline to host COVID-19 telephone town hall

Chris Graham

Ben ClineCongressman Ben Cline (VA-06) will host a COVID-19 telephone town hall on Thursday.

Cline will be joined on the call by Dr. Laura Kornegay, the health director of Central Shenandoah Health District at the Virginia Department of Health, and Steve Bulger, the acting regional administrator for Mid-Atlantic Region III of the Small Business Administration.

The telephone town hall will take place Thursday from 2-3 p.m. Constituents planning to participate should register at cline.house.gov/live or dial (855) 933-0825 during the time of the call.

“I look forward to hearing from constituents from across the Sixth District this week,” Cline said. “This telephone town hall will not only give me the opportunity to engage directly with those I represent but will also allow me to provide them with the latest information regarding the health and economic implications stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.”

This event will mark the third COVID-19 telephone town hall held by Cline since the beginning of COVID-19 pandemic.

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