Occupy Trenton protest draws small, but dedicated group

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Published: Tuesday, October 11, 2011, 9:00 PM
Megan DeMarco/Statehouse Bureau By Megan DeMarco/Statehouse Bureau

TRENTON — Hand sanitizer, toothpaste and a few rolls of toilet paper on a card table make up the medical station.

The media and tech stand consists of a flip cam and a few old computers plugged into a power strip.

The food station offers bottled water, snacks and fruit.

There are no marches, no chants, and no police presence at Occupy Trenton, a small but resolute offshoot of the anti-Wall Street protests that began last month in New York ...

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1. International Day Of Action Rally!~! November 17th -Trenton, NJ

Attention Please, Fellow New Jersey Friends!~! I've been asked to publicize this event: If you're concerned about the creation of jobs and income equality issues in New Jersey please consider attending this rally. The duplicitous actions of the Federal Government over this past weekend wastefully expending state and local resources to displace and to quash the message of peaceful demonstrators who are asking for a seat at the table of government. and the removal of corporate control over government.

International Day Of Action Rally!~! November 17th -Trenton, NJ
Event Schedule:
Jobs Rally at the Statehouse At Noon.
2PM March on the banks of the Delaware River
3PM March To Rally in at the foot of the Trenton Makes Bridge
4PM Join the We Are The 99% Rally at the foot of the Trenton Makes Bridge

be there before noon at 125 West State Street ( across from the State House ) WW2 Memorial, Trenton NJ