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Only a handful of parents and community members attended the meeting at East Academy High School.
Story by Kristen Sell
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CHARLESTON -- The second of three town hall meetings organized by the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department on H1N1 was held at Capitol High School Tuesday and again and attendance was poor.
Aside from East Academy Nigh School students who were required to attend, only a handful of concerned parents and community members came out to ask questions to health officials.
"I just needed to be more informed and I'm really shocked that there wasn't more people here," said Kelley French, one of only the few in attendance.
But school officials said the light turnout may actually be a positive sign.
"It's sort of a good thing. We would like for the room to be filled but that it's not means that people are really really comfortable with what's going on," Capital High School Principal Clinton Giles said.
The final town hall meeting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Thursday at St. Albans High School.
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