They came with cowbells and drums. They waved signs. They chanted. And they marched along snow-lined sidewalks framed by boutique shops and restaurants on Bethlehem’s historic Main Street, but were marking the slaughter of students in Florida. “Who are we marching for?” shouted John MacKechnie…
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On the first anniversary of the school shooting in Florida, marchers in Bethlehem call for 'common sense' gun laws
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