Salisbury: A Salisbury beach art exhibit, where people can write in chalk what they'd like to do before they die, is drawing complaints -- both for the graffiti people are drawing, as well as the fact that they are writing on the USS Thresher memorial. Doris Steinel Fissette stands next to that monument, which is in memory of her husband who died on the vessel 50 years ago, and is upset over some of the obscene graffiti written on the board and pavement and that this one, of two structures, blocks the view of the memorial. Bryan Eaton/Staff Photo

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