Talk story about the annual week-long encampment of the Wally Byam Caravan Club International.
At the news conference in Queens, Mr. Bloomberg also addressed the mounting cost of policing the protests, acknowledging that the month-long encampment, and the associated marches, have cost the city money in an already difficult fiscal period.
After years of fraught negotiation with neo-pagan campaigners, English Heritage now grants police-managed access to Stonehenge for the night of the summer solstice – a far cry from the month-long encampment of the Free festival – and interwoven between The Beanfield's documentary strand is a fictional narrative set at the 2015 event.
It can mean the British Columbian activists who, for now, have prevented a tunnel from being drilled for a tar-sands pipeline to the Pacific Coast thanks to a months-long encampment, civil disobedience and many arrests at Burnaby Mountain near Vancouver.
Those arrested were rounded up early Saturday as U.S. Park Police razed activists' months-long encampment at McPherson Square.
But other than a week-long encampment around a hunger strike, Armstrong told HuffPost, they never held occupations out in the open as they are now doing across the country.
The Federal Communications Commission has never seen anything like the debate over Net Neutrality, which has inspired everything from a week-long encampment at its doorstep to John Oliver comparing the chairman to a dingo.
We came upon a long, narrow encampment: families who had strung hammocks between the posts of the walkway or laid mattresses on the concrete, out of the rain.
It was on that battlefield, now a 2,367-acre state park spread over parts of Freehold and Manalapan, that George Washington's troops first put into practice the tactics they had learned during their long winter encampment at Valley Forge.
