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Ewing To Host The Concert Across America To End Gun Violence
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From the Beacon Theatre in Manhattan to the Top of the Standard in Los Angeles to Lola’s Trailer Park in Fort Worth, TX, musicians are banding together for The Concert Across America to End Gun Violence on Sunday, September 25th. At Trinity UMC in Ewing, NJ, there will be a full day of music, food, speakers, art, peace, remembrance and much more as part of this national effort. |
| Comment by:
teebonicus
(8/29/2016)
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| Vapid leftist nincompoopery. |
| Comment by:
Sosalty
(8/29/2016)
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| Oh, it must be a fund raiser for NRA, about the only group providing folks with gun safety training. |
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