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Kentucky Governor Declares Statewide Day of Prayer After Deadly School Shooting — BCNN1 WP

Posted on January 27, 2018 by Glenda Staten

This was supposed to be Spirit Week at Marshall County High School.

via Kentucky Governor Declares Statewide Day of Prayer After Deadly School Shooting — BCNN1 WP

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