Vermont U.S. Rep Peter Welch: “The Town of Derbys new park will provide a place for residents of all ages to come together and enjoy…”

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Apr 30, 2022
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Peter Welch tweeted the following:

“The Town of Derbys new park will provide a place for residents of all ages to come together and enjoy the beauty of Vermont. I was glad to work with the town to help secure funding for this important project.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Peter Welch:

“Congratulations to Vicky and Joe for being named the Vermont Small Business Persons of the Year! Your hard work and persistence has paid off.
bit.ly/3LvZIfG“
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“This is a great development @DOE! Ive long called for updated efficiency standards to ensure safer and more efficient appliances, and this ruling is a major step in the right direction to save consumers money and reduce carbon emissions keep it up @DOE!
wapo.st/3ESQA2k” on April 28
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“Mary Jane’s contributions to reproductive health care in Vermont will not be forgotten. Her memory is an inspiration to all those committed to preserving access to quality reproductive health care for all Americans. bit.ly/3xM376i” on April 28
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