During the hectic holiday season, many took time to pause for reflection at the Candlelight Labyrinth Peace Walk at Armenian Heritage Park on the Greenway. Hot chocolate and cookies hit the spot with some tying a ribbon on the wishing tree. Hosted by the Friends of Heritage Park and treats courtesy of the Bostonian Hotel.
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