MEDINA — More than 2,000 people came to Medina’s square as part of the national No Kings movement Saturday, according to Medina County Indivisible.
“I talked to many first-time protesters as well as families and young people from Homerville, Brunswick, Chippewa Lake, the Medina townships and Seville,” said Liz Vereb of Medina County Indivisible. “These Americans from all over Medina County are not happy about how our government is being run.”
Medina County Indivisible provided information at the bandstand and collected in-kind donations for Cups Collective. There was also the “Immigrant Memory Book,” which invited people to share when their family came to the United States, from where and why they migrated…