Burbank's Obama/Convention Watch Party!
Everyone's welcome to come join the Burbank Democrats for the history, fun and excitement of Barack Obama's acceptance speech, and talk about what we need to do to ensure a victory in November. All televisions will be tuned in to this historic night. We anticipate starting at 7 p.m., but pending the timing of Obama's speech we may start earlier or later. We'd like to do this in "real time," but if that cannot happen, don't worry: DVR/Tivo will ensure we can watch it.
Please bring something to eat or drink to share with all.
More info: call 818-288-2649 or go to www. burbankdemocraticclub.com.
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About DPSFV
DPSFV is the coordinating body for a coalition of 27 Democratic Clubs located in the seven Assembly Districts which are wholly or partially located in the San Fernando Valley. Read more about DPSFV...
The DPSFV Executive Board meets monthly at 7:00 pm at the State Building Auditorium, 6150 Van Nuys Blvd. All Democrats are invited to come to our meetings however only board members can vote.
2008 Meetings: Oct 6, Nov 3, Dec 1
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- North Valley Dem Club Meeting(11 hours)
- Truman Awards(3 days)
- North Valley Democratic Club(28 days)
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