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Patch Presidential Debate Watch Party Packs 'Em In At Nighttown Again

More than $650 raised for Friends of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Libraries.

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More than 150 people turned up at Nighttown restaurant and jazz club last night to watch the last presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney.

More than $650 was raised to benefit the Friends of Cleveland Heights-University Heights Libraries. Nighttown owner Brendan Ring also pledged to donate an equal amount to Dee Perry's "Around Noon" program on WCPN.

Journalists from Japan's national public broadcasting channel interviewed attendees about the election. 

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One attendee won a drawing for a $200 Nighttown gift certificate.

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