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No Kings Day 2, Montpelier

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Organized by Katherine Sims and the Greensboro United Church of Christ (GUCC), around 41 individuals rode the bus to attend the Montpelier No Kings rally this past Saturday, Oct. 18.
photo by Raymonda Parchment
The crowd in Montpelier is estimated to have exceeded 10,000 people this past Saturday, Oct. 18 for the No Kings Day event that occurred nationwide.
photo by Raymonda Parchment
Orleans District 4 Representative Leanne Harple stands with her children Scarlet (left) and Atticus (right) on the front of the Vermont Statehouse steps at the Montpelier No Kings Day event, Saturday, Oct. 18.
photo by Raymonda Parchment
A notable inflatable contingent was present at the Montpelier No Kings Day event this past Saturday, Oct. 18.
photo by Raymonda Parchment
U.S. Representative Becca Balint addresses the crowd Saturday afternoon, Oct. 18, for the No Kings Day event at the Statehouse in Montpelier photo by Raymonda Parchmentp1 – 1402 – w/ inflatables mont no kings – A notable inflatable contingent was present at the Montpelier No Kings Day event this past Saturday, Oct. 18. photo by Raymonda Parchment
Katherine (left) and Jeff Sims (right) stand on the Statehouse lawn with their sons Wyatt (bottom left) and Hayden (bottom right) in Montpelier this past Saturday, Oct. 18, for the No Kings Day event that occurred nationwide.
photo by Raymonda Parchment

Raymonda Parchment is a Hardwick Gazette reporter. She recently graduated from Vermont State University - Castleton with a Bachelor’s Degree in English. She is a strong supporter of freedom of speech, and the right to publish information, opinions, and ideas without censorship or restraint. She is a lifelong lover of the written word, and is excited to join the team as a staff member.

Raymonda Parchment is a Hardwick Gazette reporter. She recently graduated from Vermont State University - Castleton with a Bachelor’s Degree in English. She is a strong supporter of freedom of speech, and the right to publish information, opinions, and ideas without censorship or restraint. She is a lifelong lover of the written word, and is excited to join the team as a staff member.

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