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Ten years ago, 26 first graders and staff were murdered in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. In this episode, we make space to think of the individuals who died. We spoke with the parents of four students about how they'd like their children to be remembered.

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Remembering The Victims Of The Sandy Hook School Shooting, 10 Years Later

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Remembering The Victims Of The Sandy Hook School Shooting, 10 Years Later