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Portsmouth Women’s March: A Susan Dromey Heeter Pictorial

By Susan Dromey Heeter | January 21, 2017

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

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

PHOTOS BY: Susan Dromey Heeter

Portsmouth Women's March

Portsmouth Women’s March

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