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KOB-TV.com - Occupy Santa Fe continues its protest outside at Railyard Park despite rain, sleet or snow. The group, an offshoot of the national anti-Wall Street protests, has helped Santa Fe live up to its name as the City Different by sleeping in tents, cooking outdoors and lighting campfires to keep warm every day and night. "The people who have been staying out here
full time have had a real difficult time running out of wood, propane for cooking,” Kevin Williams said. The protesters are committed to their cause. "We are reclaiming the commons. We have a right to this earth. We are reclaiming a little piece of it,” Guthrie Miller said. "I have a place to go. I have a nice
house. I come down here as much as I can."
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Occupy Santa Fe perseveres through winter
From KOB-TV.com - Occupy Santa Fe continues its protest outside at Railyard Park despite rain, sleet or snow. The group, an offshoot of the national anti-Wall Street protests, has helped Santa Fe live up to its name as the City Different by sleeping in tents, cooking outdoors and lighting campfires to keep warm every day and night. "The people who have been staying out here full time have had a real difficult time running out of wood, propane for cooking,” Kevin Williams said. The protesters are committed to their cause. "We are reclaiming the commons. We have a right to this earth. We are reclaiming a little piece of it,” Guthrie Miller said. "I have a place to go. I have a nice house. I come down here as much as I can." Read more
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