Volunteers preserving ribbons honoring Annunciation victims
As fall leaves change and snow becomes more likely, volunteers are collecting the green and blue bows that have lined the streets of the Twin Cities for the past two months.
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As fall leaves change and snow becomes more likely, volunteers are collecting the green and blue bows that have lined the streets of the Twin Cities for the past two months.
Before snowflakes start falling, people are gathering and preserving the green and blue ribbons lining Twin Cities streets. They are a show of support for victims of the Annunciation Church shooting. Our Ashley Grams found out what's next.
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