Melissa Beaudoin and her daughter MaKenna Letendre are part of the "Hearts in the Window: movement to spread solidarity and hope during this COVID-19 crisis. MaKenna is shown here in the foreground. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Melissa Beaudoin and her daughter MaKenna Letendre are part of the "Hearts in the Window: movement to spread solidarity and hope during this COVID-19 crisis. MaKenna is shown here in the foreground. (COURTESY PHOTO)
BERLIN— Melissa Beaudoin has a big bay window decorated with hearts as part of a global movement to spread a message of solidarity and hope during the COVID-19 crisis.
“Hearts in the Window” was started last month by a woman in Vancouver, B.C., to encourage people to display hearts in their windows to cheer passersby during this period of social distancing.
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