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Representative Boehner Invites Veterans to Information Nights

In a recent video message, Congressman Boehner (R-OH) invited veterans from across the Eighth District to attend an upcoming information night with Boehner staff and representatives from the Cleveland Veterans Administration Regional Office, VA medical centers, Ohio Department of Veterans Services, and County Veterans Service Officers.

Rep. Boehner explains in the video below that these events aim to provide assistance and information to constituents about services for veterans available in Ohio.
 

 

Please see schedule below for event details. An informational flyer  is provided here.


Monday, September 9, 2013
5:00pm315 High Street, 1st Floor 
Hamilton, OH

Tuesday, September 10, 2013
5:00pm
American Legion Post 140
325 N. Ohio Street
Greenville, OH

Thursday September 12, 2013
5:00pm
Moose Lodge
1802 Selma Road
Springfield, OH

Veterans interested in attending any of the events can contact
Tristan Weis at Tristan.Weis@mail.house.gov or 800-582-1001 to register.

See also First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden's military assistance
initiative, Joining Forces.

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