By Kay S. Pedrotti
Tears fell in many places, even the newspaper offices. Hearts everywhere began to hurt. Prayers were given for total strangers; all that happened when the news of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., emerged. None of us knows why such tragedies occur. There are many speculations, and the pundits and politicians are quick to jump on their favorite bandwagons – whether for super-security for schools, gun control or stringent legal redress for victims’ families.
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Thanks for the thoughtful and well written article summing up the thoughts and instincts that many of us have regarding the recent Newtown, CT tragedy.
Heinz Insu Fenkel's quote...I like!!!