- November 25, 2024
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Eleven Plymouth Harbor residents grabbed signs and hopped on their bus March 24 to make their way to Sarasota’s March for our Lives.
One resident said she had previously protested for women’s rights and against the Vietnam War and is now helping students protest gun violence.
“These are dedicated women who have seen injustice throughout their lives and are not going to let age stop them from continuing calling the wrong the wrong,” participant Barbara Kerr said.