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About 35,000 marijuana legalization advocates, area students, and
politicians converged on Boston Common yesterday for the 13th annual
Freedom Rally.
The six-hour gathering, which some have dubbed ''Hempday,'' featured
speakers, live band performances, appearances by Green Party and
Libertarian gubernatorial candidates, and more than 25 vendors
selling anything and everything pot-related.
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Fifty-two people were arrested, most on drug-related charges, said
Officer John Boyle, a Boston police spokesman. Boyle said no serious
disturbances were reported during the event.
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Pubdate: Sun, 15 Sep 2002
Source: Boston Globe (MA)
Copyright: 2002 Globe Newspaper Company
Details: MapInc
Author: Jessica Van Sack
Bookmark: MapInc
politicians converged on Boston Common yesterday for the 13th annual
Freedom Rally.
The six-hour gathering, which some have dubbed ''Hempday,'' featured
speakers, live band performances, appearances by Green Party and
Libertarian gubernatorial candidates, and more than 25 vendors
selling anything and everything pot-related.
[snip]
Fifty-two people were arrested, most on drug-related charges, said
Officer John Boyle, a Boston police spokesman. Boyle said no serious
disturbances were reported during the event.
[snip]
Pubdate: Sun, 15 Sep 2002
Source: Boston Globe (MA)
Copyright: 2002 Globe Newspaper Company
Details: MapInc
Author: Jessica Van Sack
Bookmark: MapInc
