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Rep. Cavitt to host local coffee hours

RELEASE|September 4, 2024

Contact: Cam Cavitt

State Rep. Cam Cavitt, R-Cheboygan, will soon host local coffee hours in Cheboygan and Harrisville.

The meetings will take place at the following time and location:

Tuesday, Sept. 10

10-11 a. m. at State Street Coffee, 211 W. State St. in Cheboygan.

Friday, Sept. 27

10-11 a. m. at the Alcona County Building, 106 5th St. in Harrisville.

No appointments are necessary to attend the meeting. Those who are unable to attend but would still like to share their thoughts with the representative may call his Lansing office at (517) 373-0833 or email CamCavitt@house.mi.gov.

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