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Protestors Gather At Cultural Gazebo To Continue ‘Good Trouble’

About 100 people gathered at the Township’s Cultural Arts Gazebo on July 17 to take part in a nationwide national day of action in memory of the late Congressman John Lewis.

Called “Good Trouble Lives On,” the rally was reportedly one of 1,500 held around the country to protest the policies of the Trump Administration.

Organized by Somerset County Indivisible, the rally featured speeches and musical selections.

Following are some highlights of the evening:

 

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