The OWS Marchers are here in DE, Check in w/Facebook to inquire, join, sponsor, assist, donate....

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Occupy Delaware
Anyone coming to spend time or sleep at Spencer Plaza tonight should bring dry towels, a dry change of clothing (light weight for inside your tent), etc...AND Please donations of rain coats, ponchos, towels and other such items are an URGENT NEED!
6:45pm 11/16

Occupy Delaware
UPDATE on the marchers. -
A space has been confirmed. The Limestone Presbyterian Church has very generously offered the use of their facility to the marchers. NOW what we need are drivers who can transport them from Main St. in Newark to the Church around 8-9 pm tonight.

Can you help? Get in touch. 302-588-6919.
5:45pm 11/16

Occupy Delaware
We stand in solidarity. We must take action for the 17th! Facilitators meeting at 6:00pm to present proposals, 7:00pm general assembly!
4:40pm 11/16

Occupy Delaware
Hanging out with occupy de at french and 8th in wilmington. Meeting up with people from nyc. Come hang out!
1:30pm 11/15


https://www.facebook.com/OccupyDE

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1. Other Contact Info:

General Assemblies are held at 7 pm everyday, unless otherwise noted, in Spencer Plaza (800 N. French St. between 8th & 9th Streets), Wilmington, DE.

http://www.occupyde.org/


Webpage: www.occupyde.org
Twitter: www.twitter.com/occupydelaware
Facebook: www.facebook.com/OccupyDE

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2. Occupy Rally in Newark - Fri, November 18, 3pm – 5pm

Newark Rally
When
Fri, November 18, 3pm – 5pm
Where
Newark, DE on the sidewalk in front of Old College Hall (map)

Description
Members of Occupy Delaware will gather on the sidewalk in front of Old College Hall in Newark, DE to raise awareness among the citizens of Newark about the OD movement. Please join us and bring a sign!

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3. Occupy Supporters expected to leave DE this morning to continue March To D.C by 11/23.

More than 40 Occupy Wall Street supporters were expected to leave Delaware this morning to continue their march to Washington, D.C.

The activists, who left Manhattan on Nov. 9, plan to arrive in Washington by Nov. 23 -- the deadline for a congressional committee to decide on a plan to reduce the U.S. deficit.

The protesters arrived in Wilmington on Tuesday, where they joined supporters of Occupy Delaware at Spencer Plaza. Local activists have about 30 tents and have been protesting social and economic inequality. Marchers spent Wednesday night in Newark with supporters.

Jason Coniglione, 24, of Scarsdale, N.Y., said he found Delaware supporters encouraging and that's what kept the marchers going.

"This is grueling mentally and physically," he said. "But each time that we arrive at a place, the outreach, the support that we receive from people just makes it all worth it and keeps us going."