An enthusiastic crowd of sign-makers and Earth Day supporters marched through downtown Quincy on Saturday, April 14, to lend their voice to the national conversation calling for attention to scientific evidence on climate issues and environmental protection. Photo by Darla DeRuiter
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Local March for Science

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Blue skies and sunshine give the Quincy March for Science demonstrators a beautiful Sierra day April 14 to show their support for the importance of scientific education and reasoning on climate issues and environmental protection in advance of Earth Day. Photo by Roni Java

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