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Kennebunkport Anti-War Rally: 'Ready for a Change' KENNEBUNKPORT - A high-spirited but peaceful crowd of about 4,000 protesters marched through the streets of Kennebunkport on Saturday in the largest anti-war rally in town history."I don't know what else to do but march," said Anne Chay, who was carrying a sign that read, "My son is still in Iraq." She walked with a Military Families Speak Out contingent. "I've already called everyone in Washington. I have the 1-800 numbers memorized," she said.

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Kennebunkport Anti-War Rally: 'Ready for a Change'

KENNEBUNKPORT - A high-spirited but peaceful crowd of about 4,000 protesters marched through the streets of Kennebunkport on Saturday in the largest anti-war rally in town history."I don't know what else to do but march," said Anne Chay, who was carrying a sign that read, "My son is still in Iraq." She walked with a Military Families Speak Out contingent.

"I've already called everyone in Washington. I have the 1-800 numbers memorized," she said.