About 200 people gathered to end Overdose Awareness Day with a candlelight vigil held at Waterfront Park.
The vigil was part of various events that were ongoing throughout Friday.
Residents stood with tears in their eyes and listed the names of their loved ones who were lost because of an overdose.
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