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“The city needs to heal right now. We are so stressed,” Fiely said. “We’re not a photo opportunity for Trump.”
The group of about 50 protesters wanted Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley to tell the president not to visit the city.
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The group gathered chanted “do something,” hoping those inside city hall would take notice.
“Gun violence messed with the wrong town,” Fiely said. “Dayton, Ohio, will be the town to fix this.”
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