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BY LEE COGHLAN
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
On Nov. 18, Donna Crowley met with constituents from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Rappahannock Extension Office to hear complaints and concerns about topics ranging from Medicare and Social Security to legislature.
Crowley is a constituent services assistant for Congressman Frank R. Wolf, 10th District. She has been working with Wolf for ten years.
She says that people have issues with “not just the legislation, but personal problems with the federal government.”
Crowley’s area of expertise are Social Security, Medicare, and federal retirees, but people can come with any concerns.
Wolf has offices in Herndon, Va., Winchester (where Crowley works), and in Washington, D.C. Because his district is so large, he sends out staff members to meet the people where they live.
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