Staunton woman protested the Atlantic Coast Pipeline. Now, she's traveling to oppose others in Virginia.
View Comments BENT MOUNTAIN — Under the dim, shaky glow of a headlamp, Deborah Kushner chained herself to the rocking chair well before the sun rose Wednesday morning. Her very seat was a common sight in Appalachian living, an emblem of front porches and the sweet fresh air of Virginia. The chair perched in the dark, bolted onto the trunk of a broken-down car. Kushner sat in the quiet of the woods with two other protestors, bracing herself for a protest that she knew would only subside once she was forcibly unchained from her chair and arrested. She had driven two hours from Staunto...
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