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July 16, 2017  |  By Jonathan Vogel-Borne In News

NH Union Leader Article on Ending Blockade

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BOW — A group of New England Quakers ended their rail blockade at the Merrimack Station coal-burning power plant on Sunday, after holding a protest on the site for more than 24 hours.

More than a dozen from the group spent the night Saturday. They dismantled the encampment and makeshift blockade on Sunday afternoon. [Read More]

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