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Wyandotte County Third Saturday Democratic Breakfast
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Speaker this month will be Lieutenant Governor candidate Mark Parkinson. A buffet is available at 8:30. Cost is $10, which includes tax, service and tip, $7 for students and limited income.The program starts at 9:15. All Democrats are welcome to attend. Reservations are requested by Thursday, September 14, but are not mandatory. We will have yard signs. Contact Scott Mackey 913-788-9328, scottmackey04@yahoo.com.
More about the Wyandotte County Democrats Third Saturday breakfast can be found at http://wycodemocrats.org/.
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Last month and next month meeting notes:
15 Democrats attended the August breakfast to hear Governor Kathleen Sebelius! Congressman Dennis Moore made a surprise appearance in support of the Governor.
Scheduled for our October breakfast are two Wyandotte County candidates for state offices, Bonnie Sharp, running for Insurance Commissioner, and David Haley, running for Secretary of State.