Council Votes to Move Talbot Boys, But Fight May Not Be Over
Although the county council voted 3-2 Tuesday night to move the Confederate statue on the courthouse grounds to a Civil War national historic district near Harrisonburg, Va., advocates for keeping the monument at its current location, or at least in Talbot County, say the fight is not over. During public comments near the end of Tuesday night's meeting, Preserve Talbot History's president said ... [Continue Story]
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