Vermont U.S. Rep Peter Welch: “Friends and neighbors remember Fern Feather as a force for good in the lives of so many Vermonters….”

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Peter Welch tweeted the following:

“Friends and neighbors remember Fern Feather as a force for good in the lives of so many Vermonters. May her memory uplift those who knew her and remind all of us to continue the fight for trans rights in America. bit.ly/3xFewES“
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Here are other recent tweets from Peter Welch:

“We need to fight for #FairHousing. Vermonters need more affordable housing to help our communities thrive. Everyone, no matter who they are, deserves access to safe and accessible housing.
I will keep fighting in Washington to invest in affordable housing for all.”
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“This weekend marks the vernal equinox, the first night of Passover, and Easter Sunday. Margaret and I wish all who are celebrating a joyous weekend and hope we can all get outside and enjoy the beauty of a Vermont spring.” on April 15
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“In 2011, Tropical Storm Irene caused significant damage to Tri-Park mobile homes. I was fortunate to help fund this project to protect homeowners from similar damages in the future and give Tri-Park residents continued access to secure and affordable housing.” on April 15
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