Monthly Peace Vigil: Utah Activists Network

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Monthly Peace Vigil

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Join PPJ the first Thursday of each month for our peace vigil
5:30-6:30pm Sidewalk in front of the Federal Building in Salt Lake City
~ Some signs provided ~
(Inclement weather: Please be sure to bring your own sign should you decide to vigil in rain or snow.)

Location: 125 South State Street (sidewalk in front of Federal Building) Salt Lake City, UT

More Info: http://www.utahpeace.org/vigil.htm

Tags: Civil Liberties Education Iraq War Peace & Peacemaking

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Message*	Monthly Peace Vigil <a href="http://utahactivistsnetwork.org/calendar/?id=1077">http://utahactivistsnetwork.org/calendar/?id=1077</a> Join PPJ the first Thursday of each month for our peace vigil<br /> 5:30-6:30pm Sidewalk in front of the Federal Building in Salt Lake City<br /> ~ Some signs provided ~<br /> (Inclement weather: Please be sure to bring your own sign should you decide to vigil in rain or snow.)
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