Lansing –
Lansing Association for Human Rights (LAHR) and LAHR PAC are co-hosting a town hall meeting and candidate's forum at Trippers in Lansing Sept. 20 for the LGBT and allied community. The meeting will be informal and allow candidates to saw a few words about their candidacy and answer questions from the community and meet attendants.
All local candidates have been invited, with confirmations from several individuals running for State House, U.S. House, Circuit Court and District Court.
LAHR's town hall meeting begins 7 p.m. Sept. 20 at Tripper's Bar, 350 Frandor Ave., Lansing. For more information, go to http://www.LAHROnline.org/Articles/TownHall.htm.
LAHR PAC To Hold Town Hall Meeting
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