Vermont Antiwar Sentiment Grows With State Losses
In Burlington and across Vermont the antiwar movement intensifies amid casualties in Iraq. Protests form nightly outside a church as residents, including families of fallen soldiers, navigate grief, media pressure, and differing views on opposing the war. University students join in from the nearby campus.
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