Protesters carry a 40-foot-long Chinese dragon supplied by Greg Huang-Dale of Fryeburg, Maine, on Saturday in Conway Village. (PAUL DOUCETTE PHOTO) Paul Doucette
Melissa Florio was one of the main organizers of the No Kings protest on Saturday that drew and estimated 1,000 people to Conway Village. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Protesters against Donald Trump begin their march Saturday from the information booth on West Main Street led by a giant Trump puppet held by Gabrielle Watson and Jen Davis of Tamworth. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Protesters carry a 40-foot-long Chinese dragon supplied by Greg Huang-Dale of Fryeburg, Maine, on Saturday in Conway Village. (PAUL DOUCETTE PHOTO) Paul Doucette
Protesters as far as the eye can see march up Route 16 in Conway Village during the "No Kings" protest on Saturday. (JAME GEMMITI PHOTO)
Melissa Florio was one of the main organizers of the No Kings protest on Saturday that drew and estimated 1,000 people to Conway Village. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Protesters against Donald Trump begin their march Saturday from the information booth on West Main Street led by a giant Trump puppet held by Gabrielle Watson and Jen Davis of Tamworth. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Jody Targaris of Madison and Nella Thompson of Eaton held pro-Trump signs to counter protest the No Kings protest. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Judy Kennedy holds a sign during the "No Kings" protest in Conway Villageon Saturday. (PAUL DOUCETTE PHOTO)
CONWAY — On Saturday, in concert with other protests taking place statewide and nationwide against President Trump, a “No Kings” march and rally in Conway Village drew an estimated 1,000 people, which some said was the largest protest gathering here ever.
Waves of protesters — some carrying a giant “King Donald Trump” puppet and others a paper Chinese dragon — gathered at 10 a.m. at the information booth at 205 West Main St., where songs were sung and a bongo was played.
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Democrats need to get a job
The marchers seemed to be very mindful of local businesses and respectful, in general.
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