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Assemblymember Jerry Hill – Saturday Coffee

When Jerry Hill held a morning coffee for the public a few months ago, many were disappointed that it was scheduled at a difficult time to attend – 7:30 on a weekday morning.  Now here is our chance to meet with Assemblymember Hill and ensure that he understands our concerns about the impact of High-Speed Rail on the Burlingame community, this Saturday at Il Piccolo Caffe on Broadway!

Java with Jerry
Saturday, March 20
7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
Il Piccolo Caffe, 1219 Broadway, Burlingame
(Located between Paloma and Laguna avenues)

Please join me for a cup of coffee and conversation. Bring your ideas, questions and concerns about legislative issues affecting the community. You are welcome to sit down and stay a while or just drop in for a brief chat.

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4 responses to “Assemblymember Jerry Hill – Saturday Coffee”

  1. Paula is QuiteCurious

    Thanks for hosting this. I would like to go but…7:30AM? That’s a bit early for a Saturday morning. 🙁

  2. Jeff

    It goes until 9:30 so you don’t have to be an early early bird to stop by.

  3. transit

    Did Jerry Hill have anything to say?

  4. Ted Crocker

    I couldn’t have asked for a better comination of hot topics at “Java with Jerry” – education and high speed rail. Both are in a bad way, but if they didn’t understand it going in, they should have by the time they left: HSR will have a huge impact on the State budget, and therefore education.

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