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Roz Grossman and Shirely Grossman of Spokane chose Dayton as one of their 14 stops in Eastern Washington as part of their Granny Caravan Unity Tour to allow the community to engage civilly on polarizing issues of concern in hopes of bridging the divide.
DAYTON–The Granny Caravan prevailed upon the Dayton community on Thursday, August 29 at Flour Mill Park to ask citizens to come out and "talk like a neighbor" about the issues that tend to polarize society and to help bridge the gap through civil discussion. In turn, they promised to bring those issues to elected representatives.
A few stopped by during the hour I spent with Roz Luther and Shirely...
