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No Kings protest on Main Street

Sam Williams, Publisher, LassenNews.com

Lassen County residents gathered on Main Street as part of a No Kings mass protest held in cities across the nation yesterday, Saturday, June 14. LassenIndivisible.org, the organizer, reports nearly 150 local residents participated in the peaceful event. The organizers also report lots of positive honking from passersby and there were no negative encounters with those opposed to the protest. Photos submitted

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