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Sheryl Crow releases live performance to mark 10 years since Sandy Hook shooting – KS95 94.5 - Vimarsana News

Sheryl Crow releases live performance to mark 10 years since Sandy Hook shooting – KS95 94.5

In 2017, Sheryl Crow released a song called "The Dreaming Kind" to benefit Sandy Hook Promise, a charity that was established after the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementa

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Sandy Hook anniversary: Grief remains but hope grows - Vimarsana News

Sandy Hook anniversary: Grief remains but hope grows

Victims' families and survivors of the Sandy Hook shooting in Newtown say grief and trauma remain but hope continues to grow.

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Remembering the Sandy Hook Tragedy 10 Years Later – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Remembering the Sandy Hook Tragedy 10 Years Later – NBC Bay Area

People in Newtown, Connecticut are remembering the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary where 20 students and 6 educators were killed ten years ago.

Sandy Hook Parents Reflect Ten Years After Elementary School Massacre | 96.3 - Vimarsana News

Sandy Hook Parents Reflect Ten Years After Elementary School Massacre | 96.3

20 children and six adults were gunned down at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

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Connecticut's governor delivered the news to 26 Sandy Hook families 10 years ago. It changed the national conversation around school violence and gun reform. – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Connecticut's governor delivered the news to 26 Sandy Hook families 10 years ago. It changed the national conversation around school violence and gun reform. – Chicago Tribune

In the 10 years following the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, many of the families of the 26 victims changed their lives to become tireless advocates for the issues they believe led to their loved ones' deaths.