Dean's public schedule - Week of Oct 23 - Nov 1

By Anonymous -
Sorry I haven't posted any of these lately. I've just resubscribed to the mailing list and will try and post these weekly updates once again. Please note that several states are having public rallies. And if I could find the event on Get Local, I've linked it so you can sign up. If there's no link, I'd appreciate locals leaving one in the comments section so the post can be updated. Thanks!
Thursday, October 23, 2003
Governor Dean has no public events.

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Friday, October 24, 2003
3: 35 p.m. -- Governor Dean appears as a guest on "The Mitch Albom Show" show on the ABC Radio Network. For a local station, visit this site and enter your zipcode.

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Saturday, October 25th
Governor Dean campaigns in New Hampshire. For more information, please contact the NH Press Office at 603-222-1900.

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Sunday, October 26, 2003
Governor Dean campaigns in Michigan.

5:30 PM
Pre-Debate Dean Rally
Hart Plaza (Jefferson Ave. and Woodward Ave.)
Detroit, MI

7:30 PM
Conference Call with Generation Dean Debate Watching Parties
For more information, go to this page.

8:00 PM
DNC Presidential Candidate Debate
Fox Theater
2211 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, MI

10:00 PM
Young Dems Debate Watching Party
The Town Pump
100 West Montcalm Street
Detroit, MI

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Monday, October 27, 2003
In the morning, Governor Dean campaigns in Iowa. For more information, please contact the IA Press Office at 515-243-5433.

In the afternoon, Governor Dean will campaign in Chicago.

1:30 PM
Meet and Greet with Supporters in the 2nd District, hosted by Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr.
Chicago State University
Chicago, IL

6:00 PM
Fundraiser
Lobby Foyer
Civic Opera House
20 North Wacker
Chicago, IL

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Tuesday, October 28, 2003
Governor Dean campaigns in Colorado.

9:45 AM
Public Rally With Gov Dean
University of Colorado
University Memorial Center, South Terrace
Boulder, CO

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Wednesday, October 29, 2003
Governor Dean campaigns in California.

4:00 PM
Workers' Rights Rally
2333 Buchanan St.
San Francisco, CA

6:00 PM
Grassroots Fundraiser
Rotunda Building
300 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza
Oakland, CA

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Thursday, October 30, 2003
Governor Dean campaigns in Washington State and Idaho.

2:30 PM
Town Hall Meeting
New Holly Community Center
Seattle, WA


7:15 PM 8:00 PM
Keynote Address at Ada County Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Holiday Inn Boise Airport
3300 Vista Ave
Boise, ID
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Friday, October 31st
Governor Dean campaigns in New Hampshire. For more information, please contact the NH Press Office at 603-222-1900.

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Saturday, November 1, 2003
Governor Dean has no public events.

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