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Finding Peace, Step by Step

Rockville, MDLocal News

The recent inauguration of a labyrinth in the Peace Garden at Mattie J. T. Stepanek Park serves as a powerful symbol of peace and community engagement in Rockville. Attended by the Mayor, Council members, and local residents, the ribbon-cutting ceremony highlighted the importance of public spaces that invite reflection and meditation. Central to the labyrinth is a representation of the flame of hope, which embodies the community's collective aspirations for tranquility and harmony.

Visitors are encouraged to walk the labyrinth's path, promoting a mindful approach to peace. This installation not only enhances the park's beauty but also reinforces the city's commitment to fostering positive interactions among its residents. The event drew significant attention, with many participants eager to experience the labyrinth's calming effects. As a symbol of hope, the labyrinth aims to inspire a culture of peace within Rockville. This initiative reflects the city's ongoing efforts to create spaces that nurture community well-being and connection.

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