Historian-Journalist Charlie Clark Lives On
He thought global, wrote local; created a vast archive; and still helps the public learn about a rare brain disease
My dear friend Charlie Clark, 70, a journalist and historian in Arlington, Virginia, just outside the nation’s capital, has died after a brief illness from an extremely rare and mysterious brain disease. But he lives on in his huge archive of local history columns, and leaves a deep legacy of connections, as evidenced by the hundreds who attended his me…
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