DPN Event March 5th 2010

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Friends and Colleagues,

Last month was a big success regardless of the storm, it seems having
a dance floor is very popular among some of our Patrons so I will be
on the lookout for more places like that to have from time to time for
some of the future DPN events :)

The next DPN Location for Friday, March 5th, 2010 will be at Hooley's
Irish Pub and Grill in the Grossmont Center in La Mesa. Since it's
March and St Patrick's coming up, figured it would be a good idea to
make it Irish themed :)

I checked out this place the other day and it looks real nice with
plenty of room in different areas of the restaurant with a neat bar
set up. They have TWO Happy Hour Times, one from 3pm - 7pm then
another one from 10pm till Close :)

The DPN event will run from 6pm until 2pm so some of you early birds
can show up for the first happy hour and have dinner. The food looked
real good when I stopped by there and I definitely want to try their
food :)

I am still in the process of working with one of the managers to see
if they are willing to set aside one large area of the restaurant for
DPN patrons only and will announce that if they agreed to it,
otherwise just go where all the flying hands are :)

Looking forward seeing you all again!

-Joey Moss
DPN Coordinator

P.S. It's right next to the Sports Authority store in the Grossmont
Center Mall on the West side near Macy's. Can see it from the parking
lot.

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When: Friday, March 5th, 2010 from 6pm - 2am

Where:
Hooley's Irish Pub and Grill
5500 Grossmont Center Dr. #227
La Mesa, CA 91942
619.713.6900
www.hooleys.com

Directions: maps.google.com

Location:
It's in the Grossmont Center Mall, you see it directly from the mall's
parking lot on the West side, it is right NEXT to Sports Authority
entrance between Sports Authority and Macy's buildings.

Happy Hour: 3-7pm AND 10pm- Close

Age restriction: None

IMPORTANT!!!
This is an open invitation to all deaf community working professionals
and graduate students. All deaf people with substantial working
experience, deaf/hearing graduate students, and hearing professionals
serving the deaf community are all welcome. Sign language is the
primary mode of communication at all DPNs.