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Candlelight vigil held to honor mass shooting victims

Candlelight vigil held to honor mass shooting victims
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Speakers at vigil call on lawmakers to end gun violence

From Buffalo, New York, to Uvalde, Texas, America is witnessing the violent dystopian world the gun lobby has created, and lawmakers have enabled, Kristin Bowen told about 75 people Thursday evening.

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Candlelight vigil in Jefferson City Thursday, to honor mass shooting victims

Candlelight vigil in Jefferson City Thursday, to honor mass shooting victims
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Tonight s vigil will honor mass shooting victims

Jefferson City Racial Equity Group, the NAACP and leaders of Jefferson City's faith, and nonprofit communities are to host a candlelight vigil tonight to honor victims of recent mass shootings.

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Resolution to recognize Civil War event approved by Jefferson City Council

The Jefferson City Council on Monday voted to adopt a resolution recognizing Oct. 7, 1864, as a historically significant event when a potential Confederate attack was deterred in what has become known in the Capital City as the "battle that never was."

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