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Ocean City students take part in project to create Snowflakes for Sandy Hook

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Ocean City students take part in project to create Snowflakes for Sandy Hook

Ocean City residents Crystal Smith and Aislyn Warden, both 10, and Young Adult Librarian Sara Bruesehoff, of Marmora, prepared snowflakes as part of the Teen Advisory Group that is making and collecting paper snowflakes for Sandy Hook Elementary School.

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Ocean City students take part in project to create Snowflakes for Sandy Hook

Ocean City Intermediate School seventh-grade teacher Katie Merz hand-delivered the 'Snowflakes for Sandy Hook' made by the students and staff of Ocean City Intermediate School. Merz dropped them off at a warehouse in Monroe, Conn., where the new school building is located. Behind her are two maps, one of the United States and one of the world, both scattered with push pins representing places that have supported Sandy Hook Elementary School by participating in the project. Merz is holding a picture of one of OCIS’s fourth- grade classes holding the snowflakes they made.

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Ocean City students take part in project to create Snowflakes for Sandy Hook

Members of Christopher Nunan's fourth-grade class at Ocean City Intermediate School showed some of the snowflakes made for the Snowflakes for Sandy Hook project. The entire school participated in the project.

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Ocean City residents Aislyn Warden, 10, and Gina Corson, 11, hung snowflakes as part of the Teen Advisory Group that is making and collecting paper snowflakes for Sandy Hook Elementary School.

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Ocean City resident Aislyn Warden, 10, hung snowflakes at the Ocean City Free Public Library as part of the Teen Advisory Group that is making and collecting paper snowflakes for Sandy Hook Elementary School.

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