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Protesters in Harvard, many with their hands behind their backs, spent five minutes on the ground Tuesday to give them an idea of what George Floyd experienced before his death.
David Reazola helped organize Harvard’s protest Tuesday, asking the 50 or so people who attended to think about feeling helpless.
Maddy Musich (left) and Taylor Schwenk, march south on Clay Avenue during Tuesday's protest in Harvard, about 20 miles east of Hastings.
The city received 0.31 inches of rain late Wednesday and early Thursday, but high winds were the bigger concern, bringing down tree limbs all over the city.
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