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U.S. Representative Rick Larsen to hold virtual town hall on Feb. 15 - My Bellingham Now

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On February 15, 2025, at 1 p. m. , U. S. Representative Rick Larsen will host a virtual town hall aimed at engaging the Whatcom County community.

The event follows his critique of the Trump Administration, which he claims has fostered chaos through executive orders and funding cuts. This town hall provides a platform for Larsen to share updates on his initiatives and allows constituents to voice their concerns directly. Interested participants can watch the meeting live on Larsen's website or listen in via a dedicated telephone line. Larsen's recent visit to a local museum highlights his commitment to staying connected with his constituents. This approach aligns with a growing trend of virtual town halls that enhance accessibility and transparency in government.

By addressing critical local issues, Larsen aims to foster a more informed and engaged electorate. This event not only reflects his dedication to public service but also emphasizes the importance of community dialogue in shaping policy.

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