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      <title>Charlottesville Offers Roadside Memorials</title>
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      <description>When someone is killed in a traffic accident, loved ones often place crosses or flowers or balloons at the site. Now, the city of Charlottesville is offering an alternative that will honor victims while encouraging safe driving. Sandy Hausman has that story.</description>
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