Candlelight vigil tonight

Candlelight vigil tonight

As the 3,000th US service person is killed in Iraq today or tomorrow, the Whatcom Peace and Justice Center will hold a candlelight vigil at the Maritime Heritage Park this evening starting at 4:30 pm

By John Servais · Sun Dec 31, 2006

Topics: Bellingham, USA / Global

1 min read · 72 words

As the 3,000th US service person is killed in Iraq today or tomorrow, the Whatcom Peace and Justice Center will hold a candlelight vigil at the Maritime Heritage Park this evening starting at 4:30 pm to honor and remember those who have died. They request you wear black and bring a candle with a holder that will prevent wax from dripping on the ground.

Why don't they post this information on their website?

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