‘No Kings’ Day in Healdsburg

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Christian Kallen
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This is what it looked like June 14, 2025, for the first No Kings Day demonstration in Healdsburg.

WELCOME TO HEALDSBURG Bruce Abramson greets visitors to town on June 14, 2025.
Protest signs in Healdsburg, June 14
SIGNS OF THE TIMES Two Healdsburg residents hold signs reflecting the day’s primary messages.
Kazoo band at June 14 protest
LIGHTER SIDE OF REBELLION The ad-hoc Klown Kazoo Band entertained the 1,000-or-so people who lined Healdsburg Avenue on June 14 with patriotic songs. It was part of a nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest, calling out President Trump for his authoritarian edicts. (Photo by Rick Tang)

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Christian Kallen
Christian Kallen has called Healdsburg home for over 30 years, and has worked in journalism since the Santa Cruz Good Times was started. After a career as a travel writer and media producer, he started reporting locally in 2008, moving from Patch to most other papers in Sonoma County before joining the Healdsburg Tribune in 2022.

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