National Workers Over Billionaires protests reach Carbondale's roundabout
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Close to 300 people from the Roaring Fork and North Fork valleys gathered on Labor Day as part of the national Workers Over Billionaires Day of Protest. The peaceful demonstration at the roundabout on Main Street in Carbondale attracted drivers honking horns, cyclists and Missouri Heights resident Patrick Chase on his vintage motorcycle. The event was organized by Mountain Action Indivisible, which will hold a community meeting on Sept. 10 at the Third Street Center to talk about how to resist authoritarianism.
Amy Hadden Marsh
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Close to 300 people from the Roaring Fork and North Fork valleys gathered on Labor Day as part of the national Workers Over Billionaires Day of Protest. The peaceful demonstration at the roundabout on Main Street in Carbondale attracted drivers honking horns, cyclists and Missouri Heights resident Patrick Chase on his vintage motorcycle. The event was organized by Mountain Action Indivisible, which will hold a community meeting on Sept. 10 at the Third Street Center to talk about how to resist authoritarianism.
Amy Hadden Marsh
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Close to 300 people from the Roaring Fork and North Fork valleys gathered on Labor Day as part of the national Workers Over Billionaires Day of Protest. The peaceful demonstration at the roundabout on Main Street in Carbondale attracted drivers honking horns, cyclists and Missouri Heights resident Patrick Chase on his vintage motorcycle. The event was organized by Mountain Action Indivisible, which will hold a community meeting on Sept. 10 at the Third Street Center to talk about how to resist authoritarianism.
Amy Hadden Marsh
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Close to 300 people from the Roaring Fork and North Fork valleys gathered on Labor Day as part of the national Workers Over Billionaires Day of Protest. The peaceful demonstration at the roundabout on Main Street in Carbondale attracted drivers honking horns, cyclists and Missouri Heights resident Patrick Chase on his vintage motorcycle. The event was organized by Mountain Action Indivisible, which will hold a community meeting on Sept. 10 at the Third Street Center to talk about how to resist authoritarianism.
Amy Hadden Marsh
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Close to 300 people from the Roaring Fork and North Fork valleys gathered on Labor Day as part of the national Workers Over Billionaires Day of Protest. The peaceful demonstration at the roundabout on Main Street in Carbondale attracted drivers honking horns, cyclists and Missouri Heights resident Patrick Chase on his vintage motorcycle. The event was organized by Mountain Action Indivisible, which will hold a community meeting on Sept. 10 at the Third Street Center to talk about how to resist authoritarianism.
Amy Hadden Marsh
