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Senator Angus King

Posted on September 15, 2020 by dmartignetti

Join the Portland Community Chamber of Commerce and Senator Angus King as they kick off our 2020-21 season of Eggs & Issues 8-9AM! Brief Q&A to follow. Questions and virtual networking will happen in YouTube chat. This is FREE for Chamber members/Non-members. You can still register at www.portlandregion.com

Bring your own eggs & coffee and enjoy a morning with the Chamber – ONLINE! This webinar will be recorded and a replay made available

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