Neighbors,
I'm writing to invite you to a unique workshop tonight that explores where guns that are used in crime come from, and ironically, a celebration of life on a young neighbor who's life was taken aby a gun, a couple of months ago.
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Where do crime guns come from?
Tonight, at the Julia Martin House (by Stop and Shop), from 6 to 8 pm, I am hoping you'll join me at the
Traffic Jam - Where do crime guns come from? workshop.
Traffick Jam Citizens Workshops bring local residents and police together to raise awareness of the “Iron Pipeline” that supplies guns used in crime. Learn how police track guns, where they come from, and what we can do right now to make our community safer. I've been to one of these workshops and they are incredibly informative and highly suggest you make this event.
Celebration of Life
On Saturday, at 1:00 PM, we've been invited to a Celebration of Life -
Luis Troncoso Memorial Celebration. This is a very important event for us to attend. We have an opportunity to demonstrate to our neighbors who've been effected by violence, that we care, value them as human beings and neighbors, and wish to establish friendships with them. It's also going to be lots of fun and Neighbors for Neighbors is co sponsor of this event.
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