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2020 Legislative Forums Cancellations sometimes happen at the last minute due to weather. New items this week in red. Date Day Start Time End time Town Event Elected Officials Location Address Event Sponsor (if available) 13-Mar Fri 9am 10:30am Ankeny Office Hours Rep Heather Matson Main Street Café 2510 SW White Birch Drive 13-Mar Fri 9:30am 10:30am Anita Spill the Beans Rep. Ray Sorensen Weather Vane 663 Main St. 13-Mar Fri 1pm 2pm Hampton Legislative Forum Sen. Amanda Ragan Center One 5 1st St SW 13-Mar Fri 4:30pm 6:30pm Waterloo Legislative Forum Area Legislators Hawkeye Community College 120 Jefferson St League of Women Voters, Black Hawk-Bremer County 14-Mar Sat 8am 9am Creston Legislative Coffee Rep. Moore, Sen. Shipley Mealsite Creston Depot 116 West Adams Creston Chamber of Commerce 14-Mar Sat 8:30am 9:30am Oskaloosa Eggs and Issues 2020 Area Legislators Smokey Row Coffee 109 S Market St Oskaloosa Area Chamber and Development Group 14-Mar Sat 9am 10am Maynard Listening Post Rep. Bruce Bearinger Maynard Community Library 225 Main St. 14-Mar Sat 9am 10am Maquoketa Town Hall Rep. Andy McKean Maquoketa City Hall 201 E Pleasant St. 14-Mar Sat 9am 10am Baxter Listening Post Rep. Wes Breckenridge Blue Ribbon Café 106 W Buchanan 14-Mar Sat 10am 10:30am Swisher Listening Post Sen. Kevin Kinney, Rep. Amy Nielsen Swisher Public Library 72 2nd St SE 14-Mar Sat 10am 11am Corning Legislative Discussion Forum Rep. Moore, Sen. Shipley Corning Public Library 603 9th St 14-Mar Sat 10am 11am West Des Moines Legislative Forum Rep. Konfrst, Rep. Sunde WDM Public Library 4000 Mills Civic Pkwy 14-Mar Sat 10:30am 11:30am Kellogg Listening Post Rep. Wes Breckenridge Kellogg Fire Station 414 Front St 14-Mar Sat 11am Noon Des Moines Legislative Forum Sen Petersen; Rep. Anderson, Rep. Oldson, Rep. Abdul-Samad Northwest Community Center 5110 Franklin Ave. 14-Mar Sat 12:30pm 1:30pm Lone Tree Listening Post Sen. Kevin Kinney, Rep. Amy Nielsen Lone Tree High School 303 South Devoe 14-Mar Sat 12:30pm 1:30pm Waterloo State & Local Coffee Talk Rep. Timi Brown-Powers Cabin Coffee Co. 2040 Kimball Ave 16-Mar Mon 8am 9am Cedar Rapids Coffee Chats Rep. Tracy Ehlert Tommy's Restaurant 393 Edgewood Rd NW 16-Mar Mon 8am 10am Des Moines Coffee with Marti Rep Marti Anderson Grounds for Celebration 2645 Beaver.

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