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A Life Filled with Violence

Posted on December 18, 2012 by Callen Harty

My mind and my heart are still numb from the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. Days later it continues to stay on my mind. The shooting resonated in the country primarily because of the children. They were … Continue reading →

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Lake Monona Water Walk

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Callen Harty

About a year ago I first heard of some Native American grandmothers walking through Wisconsin to raise awareness of water issues. At the time I was busy and could not consider trying to catch even a small part of it. Yet, … Continue reading →

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