Marshall-area's Margie Heller's journey from Pennsylvania to Spokane Valley train tracks
Margie Heller (right) and some of her fellow Ragin' Grannies perform a satirical protest song at a Peace and Justice Action League of Spokane conference in February, 2016 at the Unitarian Church on Fort Wright Drive.
Margie Heller is not a grandmother, at least not yet.
And besides, you don't need to be a grandmother to be a member of the Ragin' Grannies, a grassroots protest group that draws attention to their causes by wearing colorful, grandmother-ish clothes and singing well-known songs with humorous and satirical made up lyrics.
Heller said someone just needs to be old enough to be a grandmother, which, when she thinks about it "could be about 32." The Marshall-area resident has been a member of the Ragin' Grannies Spokane chapter for about 15 years, and on Aug. 31, was one of three Grannies arrested...
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