For Washington lawmakers, the work of an elected official doesn’t end when the legislative session does.
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Source: The Columbian
Clark County lawmakers keep busy year-round with committees, constituents, and in some cases, full-time jobs
Published in Ann Rivers, Clark County News, Clark County Politics, Latest News, Lynda Wilson, Monica Stonier, Newsletter, Politics, Sharon Wylie and State Legislature
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