City weighs memorials on road crashes amid holiday grief
Middletown and surrounding towns debate keeping roadside memorials for crash victims. Families defend their emotional displays while officials note safety concerns and consider a policy limiting memorials on public rights of way. City, state agencies say removal occurs if in right of way, with notice to families.
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