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State lawmaker addresses tenant protections, fentanyl in wide-ranging town hall

Rep. Rule only legislator in attendance as COVID-19 sidelines Sen. Shewmake, Rep. Timmons

Rep. Alicia Rule answers questions about education, rent, fentanyl and more at a town hall Saturday, Feb. 17 at Horizon Middle School in Ferndale. Dozens filled the school cafeteria to hear Rule speak. Sen. Sharon Shewmake and Rep. Joe Timmons were scheduled to join the town hall, but both stayed home due to COVID-19. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)
By Ralph Schwartz Staff Reporter
FERNDALE — Rep. Alicia Rule took questions alone from a town hall audience at Horizon Middle School Saturday, Feb. 17, after both of her 42nd Legislative District colleagues were forced to stay home with COVID-19. So without assistance from Sen. Sharon Shewmake or Rep. Joe Timmons, Rule, a Democrat from Blaine, spent an hour in the school cafeteria discussing housing, school funding and fentanyl, among other issues. Rule paused during the rapid-fire Q&A to accept applause for her “

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