Dayton youth implore community to end gun violence, promote peace
On Thursday, a group of community members marched for peace and an end to gun violence in the city. This evening, marchers will also honor the lives lost to gun violence with a vigil. The march began with a meeting at Grace United Methodist Church with leaders discussing gun violence prevention
Youth from the northwest section of Dayton are marching and raising their voices as part of the Hope Zone Youth for Peace ...
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