Maine U.S. Rep Jared Golden: “Last week, I met with Searsport city leaders to talk about the port improvements coming to town thanks…”

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Maine U.S. Rep Jared Golden: “Last week, I met with Searsport city leaders to talk about the port improvements coming to town thanks…”
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Apr 23, 2022
ByT. M. Strom
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Jared Golden tweeted the following:

“Last week, I met with Searsport city leaders to talk about the port improvements coming to town thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law we passed into law last year. Great to start seeing the impact at the local level of this important legislation.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Jared Golden:

“I look forward to seeing the winning piece in the halls of the Capitol.
2/” on April 21
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“It is always a pleasure to see the creativity that students across the district display in their Art Competition submissions. We have so many talented and dedicated students in our district.
Here are this years winners:
1/” on April 21
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“I ended last week in Jackman, where I met with town officials and leaders of the paramedicine program to discuss Jackman’s emergency response capacity, their recently implemented paramedicine program, and the need for continued airport renovations for fixed-wing Life Flight.” on April 21
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