Richland County Residents Join National No Kings Protests

Richland County residents join national No Kings protests

MANSFIELD — Nancy Shimer stood on the grassy strip separating the sidewalk and the road. She held a double-sided poster in her left hand and waved to a passing driver with her right.  The Wooster resident usually spends her Saturday mornings at Shabbat services. This week, she drove to Mansfield’s Miracle Mile to protest instead.  Wearing […] The post Richland County residents join national No Kings protests appeared first on Richland Source.

‘No Kings Day’ protest brings out 2,000-plus crowd

The nationwide “No Kings Day” protest brought out a crowd estimated to be at least 2,000 people to Valencia on Saturday.  “‘No Kings Day’” is a nationwide day of protest […]

Ada joins nationwide No Kings protest

As many as 150 protesters attended a peaceful rally Saturday morning at the intersection of Lonnie Abbott and Mississippi in Ada.

Eleven Utah cities join nationwide 'No Kings Day’ protests

Eleven Utah cities will participate in “No Kings Day” on Saturday, June 14, with 12 protests scheduled across the state.Organizers described “No Kings Day” as “

Huge Nationwide Turn-Out For No Kings Day Celebrations While Trump Birthday Bash Was A Sad, Wet Dud

Roland and I went to the neighborhood one in Los Feliz, not far from where I live. We were shocked. Judging from past turnouts in the same spot, we expected a very mellow little rally with between 50 and 100 people. Instead there were thousands— blocks and blocks of chering, chanting people. I never saw so many people in Los Feliz in the 30-some odd years I’ve lived here and there was no police presence whatsoever. Nice and peaceful, celebratory…

Park City residents join national 'No Kings' protest on I-80 overpass - TownLift, Park City News

PARK CITY, Utah — Park City community members gathered Saturday morning on the pedestrian overpass at Kimball Junction, joining a nationwide “No Kings” day of protest against authoritarianism. The demonstration, part of a coordinated effort across the U.S. on Flag Day and former President Donald Trump’s birthday, aligned with a military parade in Washington, D.C. Protesters lined the I-80 overpass from 9:30 to 11 a.m., displaying signs and banne…