Published August 25, 2010
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. (AP)
We knew he was ill. The obituaries were written. But one year ago, the death of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy still shocked us. It was the biggest story in years. The tributes poured in.
In July 2009, we asked: How Will Health Care Reform Fare Without Kennedy, Its Great Champion?
And in January 2010: Dems Question Why Brown Is Gaining On Coakley
Do you think he would believe it today?
We have created a timeline of political milestones since Kennedy’s death. It’s comprehensive.
Here are some of the standout stories from our coverage of his death:
- A Prince Of Camelot Who Got The People’s Work Done
- Kennedy Lived Tragedies, Political And Personal
- Kennedy Remembered As The Senate’s Hardest-Working Man
- The Lion Who Never Forgot The Little Guy
- Kennedy Left An Impression In A Thousand Little Ways
- Live Blogging Sen. Kennedy’s Memorial Services
- In Mission Hill, Kennedy’s Final Act As People’s Champion
- Video: Remembering ‘My Senator’
How did you hear the news? Do you miss him? What do you think of the world a year after Kennedy’s death?