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Iraq MoratoriumI hereby make a commitment that on the Third Friday of each and every month, I will break my daily routine and take some action, by myself or with others, to end the War in Iraq.
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Hayward, WI Vigil - Corner of Hwys 63 & 27 :: May 16th :: 4-6 PM

Please join us with your friends, colleagues, and family members.

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Written by Katherine Fournier Marson and Steve Carlson   
Tuesday, 22 January 2008

A familiar site on the corner of Hwys 27 & 63 in Hayward Wisconsin on the third Friday of each month is a group of Jan 18th Moratorium.jpgcommitted peace and social justice activists holding signs that state their convictions. The twenty below zero windchill did not deter two dozen dedicated heroes for peace on January 18th. They braved the freezing cold for an hour in observance of Iraq Moratorium Day # 5.

Responses from motorists were mostly encouraging. Passersby seemed both delighted, and incredulous that in spite of the biting cold, the group was present on the corner. At 4:45 pm, some folks suggested that the group knock off early due to the bitterly cold winds, but a couple of hardcore skier/peace types responded with, "No! We came to stand for an hour, and for an hour we'll stand!" At 5:00 pm sharp, a great cheer went up and these local heroes headed for home. We look forward to having you join us on February 15th for the next Iraq War Moratorium.

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