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De Blasio to hold town hall meeting in Corona tomorrow, will take questions from the public

March 28, 2017 Staff Report

Mayor Bill de Blasio will head to Corona to take questions from residents tomorrow.

Along with local Councilwoman Julissa Ferreras Copeland and Queens Borough President Melinda Katz, de Blasio will host a town hall meeting this Wednesday at 7 p.m. at I.S. 61 at 98-50 50th Avenue.

The meeting will not be focused on any specific theme, but will give residents a chance to ask de Blasio any questions they may have or bring up any concerns, said a representative from the Mayor’s office.

The town hall is cosponsored by the Dominico-American Society of Queens, Elmcor Youth & Adult Activities, HANAC-Corona Beacon Program, Plaza del Sol Family Health Center, Make the Road NY, and the Queens Museum.

Due to limited space, those looking to attend must RSVP by emailing TownHallRSVP@cityhall.nyc.gov or calling 212-788-4282.

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Has he done anything good, besides show up late for appearance’s? Hopefully 1 term and out

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