"The next day!" Bill Stanley, who covered the 1990 attorney general's race as a reporter and now is a lobbyist, said Mr. Blumenthal had earned his own gratitude by showing up every year to an obscure Sunday memorial in Norwich for Samuel Huntington, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, that is organized by Mr. Stanley's father.
Trenton War Memorial, Memorial Drive.
Wrangling over long-range master planning -- commercial space, commuter rail links, the memorial itself -- has obscured the reality that the trade center site is being rebuilt now, without town hall meetings, architectural competitions or much public debate.
Britain also put up around the new capital statues of more obscure governors-general and military men — memorials to functionaries whom, as it turned out, history would little remember.
Though the rainy weather obscured their view of the city and the memorial below, General Mulholland said he was impressed by the engineering of the tower.
As the water exited, it deposited lime on exterior surface walls obscuring many of the names inscribed on the memorial.
Somehow, large fragments of the wall remained standing along a southeastern section, until recently obscured by buildings and unknown to many residents, and officials chose that place for their wall memorial.
At first glance I assumed the concrete slabs were memorial tablets to the 10,000 citizens who disappeared, but they were, in fact, designed to obscure the towering synagogue partly hidden behind them.
But neither of these excuses is entirely fair to ghost bikes, since other memorial graves can be large and ostentatious; meanwhile, ghost bikes could just stand in an obscure rural setting.
Broncos legendary quarterback and current Vice President, John Elway, has asked an obscure Colorado punk rock band named 'Elway' to stop using his surname in a letter from his attorney before the Memorial Day Weekend.
