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A Philly "Peace March" featuring local drill teams makes its way down Market street

The "No More Silence, End The Violence" march, organized by Kiana Farlow, began at 30th Street Station and ended at City Hall on Saturday, July 18, 2020. The group chanted things like "Black Lives Matter" and "Guns down, Sticks up," as the performed through the streets before gathering for speeches.

Tony Royster (center) of the Positive Movement drill team, performs during the "No More Silence, End The Violence" march by City Hall in Philadelphia on Saturday, July 18, 2020. The march was organized by Kiana Farlow of the LEO Mentor Club, who is also a police officer. The march featured local neighborhood drill teams and youth trauma organizations. Farlow said she turned to drumming as a youth to help manage her emotions.
Tony Royster (center) of the Positive Movement drill team, performs during the "No More Silence, End The Violence" march by City Hall in Philadelphia on Saturday, July 18, 2020. The march was organized by Kiana Farlow of the LEO Mentor Club, who is also a police officer. The march featured local neighborhood drill teams and youth trauma organizations. Farlow said she turned to drumming as a youth to help manage her emotions.Read moreHEATHER KHALIFA / Staff Photographer
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9/11 Remembrance at Philadelphia International Airport

Members of the Transportation Security Administration honor guard, joined by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers and Philadelphia Police Department Airport Division officers marched through the airport terminals, stopping at each security checkpoint for a moment of silence to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, at Philadelphia International Airport in Philadelphia.

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