Dean in Rhode Island

By Anonymous -
Brian Macedo of Rhode Island for Dean asked us to post the information for two upcoming fundraisers in Middletown and Little Compton. Click on the link above for info on the Middletown fundraiser, and click here for Little Compton. The Middletown fundraiser will be held at 181 Kane Avenue (Opposite St. George's School Campus), Middletown, R.I. 02842. The one in Little Compton will be held at 20 Grinnell Road, Warren's Point, Little Compton, RI 02837. Donor levels are as follows: Host ~ $1,000, Patron ~ $500, Per Person ~ $250, Maximum Individual Contribution ~ $2,000.
If you can make it, this is a great opportunity to hear the Governor speak and to mingle with other Dean supporters. Plus, Rhode Island is a lovely state. My aunt and cousin live in Middletown and I had the opportunity to visit them two summers ago. I enjoyed the harbors and the sea walk, and the people were very friendly. It's also not too far from Boston, so maybe some folks from Massachusetts for Dean can make a road trip...

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