People are justifiably angry over destruction at a cemetery and war memorial.
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Where do we go when we die? Here's a look at what planners, and others, are doing (and not doing) for cemeteries of the past, present and future.
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- More space needed in Australia
- "Killer" invasive species spotted in UK
- Eagle Scout cleans up in Washington
- Green spaces can help cool cities
- One man's mission
- Noted Baltimore cemetery in shambles.
- Fayetteville, Ark., eyes expansion
- Expansion in California
- Pesticides nixed in Canadian cemetery
- Yellowstone Plans
- Colorado county says cemeteries equal open space
- Police in Ohio make arrests
- Montana cemetery to expand
- Confession in Vermont
- New Mexico needs more space for veterans
- An update for Ohio cemeteries
- Brooklyn cemetery honors Civil War dead
- Vandalism in Washington State
- First "rural cemetery" in US
- Minnesota cemetery keeps up with the times
- Cincy's Spring Grove honored
- Interesting reader comments
- Cemeteries need help from the living, the NY Times...
- Have a safe, happy Memorial Day!
- How much ground can a groundhog grind when a groun...
- Costs going up in New Hampshire
- Budget ax in Wisconsin falls on cemetery study
- Arlington National Cemetery on PBS
- Cem. needs flags for Memorial Day
- Cemetery preservationist visits NY State
- W.Va. town rededicates old abandoned cemetery
- College budget cuts affect cemetery
- Local biz community steps in after vandalism
- Wisconsin town considers running cemetery
- Historic remains found in Biloxi
- Camden County, NJ, cemetery
- Missouri cemetery celebrates years
- Ohio woman strives to save forgotten cemetery
- Stealing from the dead is a grave concern
- Working to save a cemetery in Arkansas
- Hawaii site
- Segregation, 21st-century style
- New book highlights Arlington
- Vandals hit York, PA, cemetery
- Justice serves
- Forever, Hollywood
- National cemeteries threatened by lack of funds
- "Pre-owned" cemetery plots
- Not just a place to go where you die
- Conn. cemetery cleanup washes away a century of ne...
- "America's Cemetery"
- Mother Nature and cemeteries
- Millions stolen from cemetery trusts?
- Vandalism nearly destroys plans for memorial
- Cleanup workers needed in New Mexico
- Ohio group cleans up
- More on PA veterans plans
- Syracuse restoration
- That ol' college try
- Labor dispute leads to 'storage problems'
- Avoiding flooding damage in OK
- Land dispute in Bucks Co, PA, may force vet cemete...
- ADL blasts Ill. cemetery damage
- Struggling Indiana cemetery
- Teens arrested in vandalism case
- Colorado a step closer to a national cemetery
- Another TN cemetery is in disrepair
- First step of a journey of 10,000 miles
- MA town votes for new cemetery
- South Carolina cemetery
- Another MA expansion
- Massachusetts expansion
- A great article: now this is what I'm talkin' about!
- Small cemetery (2 people) still needs care
- Cemetery in NJ spruced up
- What happens in Nevada need not stay in Nevada
- Cremation over burial in crowded Canadian cemetery
- Sarasota, FL, to get new vets cemetery
- Sarasota, FL, to get new vets cemetery
- Vandals strike Indy
- Overcrowding in Ireland
- Beautification in Canada
- Oregon cleanup
- Omaha cemetery getting crowded
- Cheers for Santa Barbara officials
- Nowhere to go in Apache Junction
- Ohio voters OK cemetery funding
- Alleged vandal trapped under tombstone
- Urban Bird Count, because cemeteries are great pla...
- Cemetery owner needs help
- 'Round the nation
- Cherry Hill, NJ, paupers' cemetery?
- Unintended, intended consequences
- Call to action for Marines, others in FL
- Johnstown, Pa., vandals strike
- Wise folks in UK
- Thieves turn to Flower Power
- Filling up, Down Under
- Vandals desecrate Jewish cemetery
- Cemetery squeeze, Wales version
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About Me
- Deb Woodell
- New Jersey, United States
- I am a longtime journalist and am training in GIS. I have a longtime interest in land use, particularly as it affects cemeteries. E-mail me at whistlingpastgraveyard{hyphen}blog-at-yahoo {dot} com Apologies for the convoluted address, but I'm trying to keep in-box intruders to a mininum. Thanks for understanding. All views expressed on this blog are those of the author alone. Websites listed on this site are for information only, and do not constitute an endorsement of goods or services.
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