Congressman Barry Moore to host Veterans Benefits Fair in Daphne
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has learned the fair will take place this coming Friday, April 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the City of Daphne Council Chambers on Main Street.
There will be a wide variety of vendors at the fair from Virginia and Baldwin County.
According to the release, the vendors from Virginia include:
Aide and Attendance
Community Care
Dental
Hearing Aides
Physical Therapy
Prosthetics
Travel Pay
The vendor from Baldwin County will be a Veteran Service Officer to discuss VA Disability Compensation Vet's Recover.
Foley to repair, improve West Peachtree Avenue
For more information, contact CDCC at 251-437-6310.
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