Nebraska Joins National Moment Of Silence
By: 10/11 News Email
Updated: Fri 12:43 PM, Dec 21, 2012
A moment of silence was observed for the innocent victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting on Friday morning.
Honoring the victims and pausing to reflect nationwide came as a request by Connecticut Governor Daniel Malloy.
Gov. Malloy has asked that facilities with bells ring them twenty-six times in remembrance of each life taken.
First Plymouth Church in Lincoln was among the buildings with bells that rang to honor each life lost one week ago.
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