Carroll residents protest war on Fourth of July

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Many people spent the holiday wearing red, white and blue clothing and cooking hamburgers on the grill. Others wore pink and fasted, calling for “troops to come home fast.”

Thousands of CODEPINK peace activists gathered Tuesday in front of the White House in Washington, D.C., while about a dozen people from all over Carroll County met at Bishop?s Garth Park in Westminster for their own CODEPINK Iraq war protest.

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