Come show your support this Thursday, October 25th for Democrat Jim 
McGreevey  before his televised gubernatorial debate with Republican Bret 
Schundler.

Join us for a raucous rally at 5:30pm in front of the Music Hall at The 
College of New Jersey.  Free food and drinks!

Then continue the fun at a Democratic Debate Watch Party at 6:45pm at 
Electrician's Hall Local 269. Come for the food, the camaraderie and the 
big-screen TV!

For further questions, please call Greg Smith or Bridget Davis at our Mercer 
County Office: 609-392-4415.
Driving directions to The College of New Jersey and Electrician's Hall Local 
269 are included below.


Driving Directions to The College of New Jersey:

From the New Jersey Turnpike:
Using the New Jersey Turnpike, travel south to exit 7A, Trenton and Shore 
Points.
Follow signs toward Trenton onto I-195 West.  Follow signs marked 
295/Princeton/Camden.  Exit at 60B for "I-295 North/Rt. 1/I-95 
South/Princeton." Continue on I-295 (becomes I-95 South) to exit 4.  Turn 
left off the exit ramp onto Pennington Rd./Rt. 31 South toward Ewing.  At 
the second traffic light (about 1.5 miles), make a left into The College 
entrance.

From I-80:
Take I-80 East to the U.S. 206/Rt. 183 exit.  Keep right at the fork in the 
ramp.  Merge onto U.S. 206.  Take the I-287 South ramp toward Somerville 
(I-78)/Princeton.  Merge onto I-287 South.  Take the U.S. 202 South/U.S. 206 
South exit.  Continue on U.S. 202 South.  At the Flemington Circle, continue 
on U.S. 202/31 South.  Exit U.S. 202/31 onto Rt. 31 South (Trenton).  Follow 
Rt. 31 South until the entrance to The College (about 1.5 miles past the 
junction of I-95, left at the second traffic light).

From New Brunswick:
Take Rt. 1 South to I-95 toward Pennsylvania to exit 4.  Turn left off the 
exit ramp onto Pennington Rd./Rt. 31 South toward Ewing.  At the second 
traffic light (about 1.5 miles), make a left into The College entrance.

From Asbury Park-Freehold Area:
Take I-195 West toward Trenton.  Follow signs marked 295 Princeton/Camden. 
Exit at 60B for "I-295 North/Rt. 1/I-95 South/Princeton."  Continue on I-295 
(becomes I-95 South) to exit 4.  Turn left off the exit ramp onto Pennington 
Rd./Rt. 31 South toward Ewing.  At the second traffic light (about 1.5 
miles), make a left into The College entrance.

From Atlantic City
Take Atlantic City Expressway West (toward PA).  The expressway ends at Rt. 
42.  Follow Rt. 42 North to I-295 North.  Continue on I-295 (becomes I-95 
South) to exit 4.  Turn left off the exit ramp onto Pennington Rd./Rt. 31 
South towards Ewing.  At the second traffic light (about 1.5 miles), make a 
left into The College entrance.

From The College Entrance
Make a right onto the main access loop around campus.  The information booth 
is on the left in front of Paul Loser Hall.

Driving Directions to Electrician's Hall Local 269:

From The College of New Jersey, take a left onto Pennington Rd. (Rt. 31). 
Then turn left onto North Olden, as it intersects with Pennington.  Make 
another left onto Business 1 (there's a Hess gas station on the corner).  Go 
straight until you come to a fork in the road.  Stay to the right and remain 
on Business. 1.  Now you will be heading towards the traffic circle; take 
the Business Rt. 1 North exit.  Continue straight (past a Crystal Dinner) 
and make a right at the Whitehead road intersection.  The Electricians Hall 
is located about 100 yards down on the left at 670 Whitehead Rd.


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