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Fantastic morning knocking doors with Baltimore County Council candidate Arkia Wade and other Democrats! We’re connecting with voters and building momentum for candidates who will deliver real results. Election Day is just around the corner — let’s finish strong! 💙🗳️💪
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Need help paying for Day Care? The Erie County Department of Social Services can help you with daycare assistance from the comfort of your home.
To get an application, call (716) 858-8953 or go to:
www3.erie.gov/socialservices…
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One more pic this a.m. from my failed excursion to Lowe’s 🤣 (I have to do adult things like yard work and house cleaning 🤨 today). This was yesterday’s spicy little storm. I was on the side that just had pea-sized hail, but back in there, golf-ball sized hail was pelting #noco.
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A moment during the discussion that encapsulates some of what has been on my mind recently about politics, discourse, and the current state of social media.
Thank you to the UC Davis Student & Policy Center, my fellow panelists, & the @latimes’ Nicole Nixon for a thoughtful end-of-session conversation.
#cacounties are proud to be at the forefront of these #caleg discussions, advocating for communities across our state!
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Jefferson Parish, La., President Cynthia Lee Sheng recently testified before the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, making the county case for FEMA reform.
Read more: bit.ly/4g7GX46
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Hello from #noco. Summer heat drones on, but at least the afternoon storms and cloud cover have returned to provide some relief.
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Hello from #noco! Another ridiculously hot day here. For anyone out and about today, I hope you find a cool breeze and a shady spot!
Sally Clark cares!!
The Rural Action Caucus met at #NACoAC26 to examine challenges and opportunities, share best practices and hear from stakeholders helping to shape rural policies and practices.
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Facts inform. Stories connect.
No bureaucratic language. Simple, meaningful, focused on outcomes not programs, and memorable!


































