More than a hundred residents and officials crammed along the narrow sidewalk in front of City Hall in Annapolis on Thursday night to speak out again against hate and gun violence. Above them were two messages projected onto the red brick wall of City Hall: “Stop the Hate” and “We Are All In This…
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'I’ve had enough. Let’s change this': Annapolis stands up again against hate and gun violence
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