Stratford students hold candlelight vigil for Uvalde school shooting victims
Bunnell High School Amnesty International Club held a candlelight vigil on Paradise Green in Stratford to honor the victims and their families Tuesday.
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Jun 15, 2022, 2:17 AM
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30ds agoStudents in Connecticut say they are still feeling uneasy about the Uvalde school shooting in Texas last month.
Bunnell High School Amnesty International Club held a candlelight vigil on Paradise Green in Stratford to honor the victims and their families Tuesday.
The vigil included a moment of silence, speeches and music to show their support.
Organizers say protecting school children is more important than protecting guns, and the key is to take action.
Nineteen children and two teachers were killed in the massacre.
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