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Expert on veterans benefits will speak at Laurel Cove September 2, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

Tate Steele will present a free seminar on maximizing veteran benefits at Laurel Cove on September 2, 2025, at 1 PM. The event invites veterans, friends, and family to gain insights into the benefits they have earned. Attendees can enjoy refreshments and snacks while learning about available resources. RSVP is encouraged to ensure enough provisions for everyone. This initiative highlights community support for veterans and aims to enhance their understanding of benefits.

Local engagement in veteran affairs is crucial, especially as many may not fully utilize their entitlements. The seminar reflects a growing trend of community-driven efforts to support veterans. Understanding veteran benefits is essential for ensuring that those who served receive the assistance they deserve.

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