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Greenwich Teen Blogs About Healing After Sandy Hook Tragedy

GREENWICH, Conn. – The Greenwich Library has posted a blog written by a Greenwich teen who describes her experience at a recent ceremony in Hartford that honored the love, strength and community demonstrated after the Newtown tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Greenwich Library

Greenwich high schooler, Uma, wrote of her experience at the “Honoring Community, Safety, and Bravery: A Student Tribute to Newtown and Connecticut” is available on the Greenwich Library website.  The event was put on by the held by the Connecticut Commission on Children.

Uma, a student leader with the library's teen group, led an initiative earlier this year to compile an anthology of art, prose pieces, and poetry for Newtown High School.  She wrote: “Despite the diverse variety of pieces we received, all seemed to communicate variations of similar ideas: admiration for the heroes who emerged from the incident, solidarity with the grieving community of Newtown, and a desire to somehow help the members of this community to heal.”

To read her full account, click here.

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