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The North Stonington community lit up the community and left their "sticks out" for a tribute to the 11-year-old student who died in a school bus crash on Wednesday. Torren O’Grady was a sixth grader set to begin the school year at North Stonington Elementary School. The local youth lacrosse team, the Stonington Bears, asked residents to turn on a light and leave a lacrosse stick out on their porch in memory of O’Grady. ALSO READ: Driver injured in head-on crash with school bus in Somerset The team said Torren was a beloved teammate. Flowers were also placed at the crash site.
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The North Stonington community lit up the community and left their "sticks out" for a tribute to the 11-year-old student who died in a school bus crash on Wednesday. Torren O’Grady was a sixth grader set to begin the school year at North Stonington Elementary School. The local youth lacrosse team, the Stonington Bears, asked residents to turn on a light and leave a lacrosse stick out on their porch in memory of O’Grady. ALSO READ: Driver injured in head-on crash with school bus in Somerset The team said Torren was a beloved teammate. Flowers were also placed at the crash site.
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