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From 'WTF?' to 'I am love, I am Newtown,' signs capture grief, faith and spirit of Conn. town

Words can only express so much of the unfathomable heartache in Newtown, Conn., after a murderer ended the lives of 20 six- and seven-year-olds, a heroic teacher and principal, and others at Sandy Hook Elementary. But together, the many homemade signs residents have placed throughout the shattered town tell a tale of shared grief, faith, community and strength of spirit.

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