The city held a strategic planning meeting to discuss some exploratory ideas to properly honor the 19 students and two teachers murdered on May 24. It was the first of many upcoming meetings between the city and the community.
The city held a strategic planning meeting to discuss some exploratory ideas to properly honor the 19 students and two teachers murdered on May 24. It’s the first of many upcoming meetings between the city and the community.
“In my opinion, the families come first before the public. The public’s opinion is not as important as the families,” said Anderson. Anderson added during the meeting that a permanent memorial would be for the families, victims and the community before considering visitors or people passing through the city.
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