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Green Party Show on Woodbury Cable early 2/08

Posted on January 30, 2008 by iwilder

Green Party Show plays every Friday at 530 pm on Woodbury Cable (ENassau/WSuffolk) Channel 20

Fri 2/1/08 The PeaceSmiths Presidential Forum

Fri 2/8/08 Holley Anderson performing at the Babylon Green Party Holiday Party at Pisces Cafe, Babylon. (plus photos & single video)

Fri 2/15/08 The 2007 Welcome to Boog City festival at Cake Shop, Manhattan.

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