Flags displayed on home raises concern in historic African American community

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Flags displayed on home raises concern in historic African American community

HAGERSTOWN, Md. (WDVM) — The Jonathan Street Corridor holds significant meaning and has a deep-rooted history in the African American community in Hagerstown. But one home in the area has been the cause of recent concern. Last June, Jeanie White moved into a home in the Jonathan Street Corridor and had not heard of any […]

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