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Community speaks out for violence-free communities
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Ann Bryant, Staff Writer
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Community members join Nick Citriglia, center with carriage, for the 16th annual March for Violence Free Communities on Wednesday evening in Farmington. Citriglia, coordinator for Franklin County’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Services, invites people to join in a speak-out at the Old South Church following the march.
Community members start down Main Street for the 16th annual March for Violence Free Communities on Wednesday evening in Farmington.
Farmington police Deputy Chief Shane Cote, left, attorney Ed David, middle, and Assistant District Attorney Joshua Robbins start down Main Street for the 16th annual March for Violence Free Communities on Wednesday evening in Farmington.
Community members carrying signs gather in Meetinghouse Park for the 16th annual March for Violence Free Communities on Wednesday evening in Farmington.
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