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Meet Ayana Lee on Thursday

September 24, 2008

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Ayanna Lee is running for state house against Mark Mustio in the 44th District.

Ayanna Lee will be the guest at the September 2008 Allegheny County Young Democrats Happy Hour.

Young Democrats of Allegheny County
September Happy Hour – September 25th
Starting at 6:30
At Hough’s Bar and Restaurant in Greenfield

The Young Democrats of Allegheny County invite you to join them for their monthly happy hour on September 25th. Hough’s Bar and Restaurant is located at 563 Greenfield Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15207. Hough’s will have blue drink specials for the Young Democrats of Allegheny County.

Come join other Young Democrats, political candidates, and elected officials.

Bus routes that go near Hough’s Bar: 56E, 56U, and 74A. Email Brian O’Malley at president@youngdemsallegheny.com or call 412-398-6296 if you have any questions.

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