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Newtown Attorney Leads Cyclists On Ride To Washington For Sandy Hook Victims

March 14, 2013

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Meanwhile, Frank's daughter, Sarah, wrote about how she became close to Vicki Soto when her third-grade teacher went on maternity leave.

"We got very close and stayed close for the next year," Sarah wrote. "My dad rides to honor her and the other 25 victims....My dad rides to show that a small town in the middle of a tragedy can bring about change."

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