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Win Two Tickets to This Friday's Delray Bus Loop

The Delray Beach Bus Loop is slated for September 23 -- this Friday -- and we've got two tickets to give away, a $40 prize. The loop is the first in Delray Beach, the proceeds of which will benefit the Delray Beach Public Library and The Gator Club Scholarship Fund,...

By Melissa McCart

September 21, 2011

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The Delray Beach Bus Loop is slated for September 23 -- this Friday -- and we've got two tickets to give away, a $40 prize.

The loop is the first in Delray Beach, the proceeds of which will benefit the Delray Beach Public Library and The Gator Club Scholarship Fund, among other organizations.

Participating restaurants include Deck 84, The Hurricane Lounge, The Sundy House, Falcon House, Caliente Kitchen, Bull Bar, Sail Inn Tavern, Kevro's Art Bar, and Pepe's Hideaway. Receive a free drink at each venue and stay in each spot as long as you wish.

How to win tickets?

In the comments, name four mother sauces and a factoid about each of them: what it's used for or how it's made, for example. Be pithy and clever in your response.

Don't forget to link to your email in the comments so I can contact you should you win on Friday.

The Delray Bus Loop check begins at 5:30 p.m. at the Delray Beach Public Library. For more information, click here.

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