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Halloween Party and Poll

October 30, 2008

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In case you haven’t had a chance to read up on this in the local blogosphere (GrassrootsPA, Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents, Draft Chelsa 2009, Mark Rauterkus) Bill Peduto and Chelsa Wagner are hosting a joint Halloween Party at the Priory for some Northside Charity.

“The Life of the Party” Halloween Party
featuring live music by: The Old E Allstars, DJ Omar Abdul
Friday, October 31st from 8 to 11pm
The Grand Hall at the Priory,614 Pressley Street, Northside
Cost is $10 with costume; $20 without
All proceeds benefit Northside charity

We have heard a lot of people, including the Trib ask about what this party is all about.

So are you going to go?

Who are you supporting for Allegheny County Controller

Valerie McDonald Roberts (45%)
Chelsa Wagner (33%)
George Matta (22%)

Total Votes: 33

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