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'A dark day, an awful day': Hundreds gather in Bend for vigil after Silver Rail Elementary School shooting
'A dark day, an awful day': Hundreds gather in Bend for vigil after Silver Rail Elementary School shooting
'A dark day, an awful day': Hundreds gather in Bend for vigil after Silver Rail Elementary School shooting

Published on: 10/16/2026

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As the investigation into a shooting at a Bend elementary school begins, community members gathered to grieve together.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/crime/bend-vigil-silver-rail-elementary-school-shooting/283-789d29e2-402a-4a8e-ac7b-e8f59b7759ed

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