A pandemic memorial stirs remembrance of the…

Dan Rodricks

Jul 3

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Baltimore County honors the victims of COVID-19; memorial prompts a question: Have we really moved on?

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Pamela Tanton

Jul 3

I recently was there with my guy. It was the first time we’d been there since the installation of the memorial. He read every poem and I walked the circle of the memorial twelve times. We didn’t plan that. It just happened.

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A pandemic memorial stirs remembrance of the…