Social Security Forum, Monday 2/23
Social Security: Why It’s Not Broke and How We Can Expand It
A free public forum sponsored by Social Security Works – Washington.
Monday, February 23, 7pm.
Joe Crump Hall UFCW 21
5030 1st Ave S, Seattle
Social Security: Why It’s Not Broke and How We Can Expand It
A free public forum sponsored by Social Security Works – Washington.
Monday, February 23, 7pm.
Joe Crump Hall UFCW 21
5030 1st Ave S, Seattle
Attention PCOs and interested Democratic activists: A reminder that our county party reorganization meeting is scheduled to take place this Sunday, December 4th, 2016 at the Machinists Hall in the South Park neighborhood of Seattle. This is the second call for that meeting. Sunday, December 4th, 2016 Registration Begins: 11 AM Call to Order: Noon/12…
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