DCist: That Noise You Heard Overhead Was Part Of A Planned Memorial Ceremony

By Editor On Apr 16, 2021 Last updated Apr 16, 2021

You may have looked up at the sky a few minutes ago and thought: Okay, that one wasn’t a helicopter.

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