Remains of Buffalo soldiers could be buried in Easton park

John Pitts wants to erect a monument in west Bethlehem to 19th century Black soldiers. He's learned about an Easton park containing remains of soldiers and possibly their families, and he hopes to include their stories in the monument.

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