12/30/12
by Web Desk
SEATTLE — West Seattle’s Young at Art studio is helping children make snowflakes to send to the students and teachers at Sandy Hook Elementary.
As part of a nationwide project, the children are hoping the snowflakes bring cheer to the students at the school.
Photojournalist Reid Johnson shows us how the snowflakes could help heal.
27 people – 20 of them children – were killed in a school shooting Dec. 14 in Newtown, Conn.
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