'No Kings' rallies in Wiscasset and Newcastle/Damariscotta
Mon, 10/20/2025 - 9:27am
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Crowds filled the sidewalks of the Wiscasset Bridge along Route 1, stretching beyond on either side, Saturday morning at 10 a.m., for the Oct. 18, 2025 No Kings Rally. Another group took to the bridge between Newcastle and Damariscotta Several groups in Maine participated in similar events, in peaceful protest against actions of the current presidential administration. Some of the locations where crowds formed included Portland, Rockland, and Belfast.
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