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  1. My favorite photo from the #LaborDay Parade in Rushford.

    AMAZING turnout from unions across #WesternNY. We had line men, electricians, painters, teachers, professors, volunteer fire fighters, and other service providers.

    A fun day with a serious message.

    #UnionStrong #Parades #SolidarityForever

  2. My favorite photo from the #LaborDay Parade in Rushford.

    AMAZING turnout from unions across #WesternNY. We had line men, electricians, painters, teachers, professors, volunteer fire fighters, and other service providers.

    A fun day with a serious message.

    #UnionStrong #Parades #SolidarityForever

  3. My favorite photo from the #LaborDay Parade in Rushford.

    AMAZING turnout from unions across #WesternNY. We had line men, electricians, painters, teachers, professors, volunteer fire fighters, and other service providers.

    A fun day with a serious message.

    #UnionStrong #Parades #SolidarityForever

  4. My favorite photo from the #LaborDay Parade in Rushford.

    AMAZING turnout from unions across #WesternNY. We had line men, electricians, painters, teachers, professors, volunteer fire fighters, and other service providers.

    A fun day with a serious message.

    #UnionStrong #Parades #SolidarityForever

  5. My favorite photo from the #LaborDay Parade in Rushford.

    AMAZING turnout from unions across #WesternNY. We had line men, electricians, painters, teachers, professors, volunteer fire fighters, and other service providers.

    A fun day with a serious message.

    #UnionStrong #Parades #SolidarityForever

  6. On August 12th, the Robert Green #Ingersoll Birthplace Museum will be celebrating its 30th Anniversary with the Center for nquiry and the Council for Secular Humanism. Honor the Great #Agnostic and learn more right here: bit.ly/rgi30

    #freethought #secularism #secular #humanism #atheism #religion #westernny #dresden #19thcentury #nonreligious