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Upcoming Events
Local 3139 Monthly Meeting
Centennial Office Building - 658 Cedar St. Saint Paul , MN 55155
Ground Floor Conference room - 1st try Ladyslipper, 2nd try Columbine
During Session, there is a chance all of the conference rooms are taken. If no one is around to direct you to a backup location, feel free to reach out to any of the board members.
Local 3139 Monthly Meeting
Centennial Office Building - 658 Cedar St. Saint Paul , MN 55155
Ground Floor Conference room - 1st try Ladyslipper, 2nd try Columbine
During Session, there is a chance all of the conference rooms are taken. If no one is around to direct you to a backup location, feel free to reach out to any of the board members.
Local 3139 Monthly Meeting
Centennial Office Building - 658 Cedar St. Saint Paul , MN 55155
Ground Floor Conference room - 1st try Ladyslipper, 2nd try Columbine
During Session, there is a chance all of the conference rooms are taken. If no one is around to direct you to a backup location, feel free to reach out to any of the board members.
AFSCME National Updates
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