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Portsmouth Women’s March: A Susan Dromey Heeter Pictorial

By Susan Dromey Heeter | January 21, 2017

Susan Dromey Heeter

Thousands of people gathered in Market Square Saturday for the Portsmouth Women's March

Several thousand people gathered in Market Square on Saturday for the Portsmouth Women’s March.

PHOTOS BY: Susan Dromey Heeter

Portsmouth Women's March

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