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Demo Convention Looks to Seattle for How to Deal With Protesters

Posted Aug. 21 at 10:10 am by Mike Seely

In preparation for potential protests surrounding next week's Democratic convention in Denver, city officials are studying Seattle's handling of WTO protesters. Our Rocky Mountain sister paper, Westword, has the full story here.

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