Candlelight vigil reminds community they're not alone
A crowd of people remembering loved ones who passed away due to addiction gathered on Independence Point on Sunday night at dusk. Sunday was National Overdose Awareness Day.
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A little girl kisses the picture of a loved one who lost their life to overdose Sunday at Independence Point.
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A candlelight vigil assembled Sunday at Independence Point to remember those who passed away due to drug overdoses.
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People pass on flames from lit candles during a vigil for overdose deaths at Independence Point. Sunday was International Overdose Awareness Day.
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People pass on flames from lit candles during a vigil for overdose deaths at Independence Point. Sunday was International Overdose Awareness Day.
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A man looks at the pictures of people who passed away due to overdose Sunday before a candlelight vigil held to remember them.
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COEUR d’ALENE — On the hillside overlooking the water Sunday night at Independence Point, 21 photos stood.
A boy paused on his way from their beach, asking who the people on the stands were.
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