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Windsor leaders say ‘hate is not welcome’ following vandalism

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Windsor officials condemned recent acts of vandalism, including the removal of a Pride flag from a local church and the theft of a plaque honoring Black veterans from a cemetery.

Officials say a Pride flag was torn down from the town’s First Church and a plaque honoring Black veterans was stolen from a cemetery.

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