Gallery shows local interpretations of “Vegas Strong” – PHOTOS
Vegas Strong Resiliency Center
Donato Cabrera, conductor, Las Vegas Philharmonic
Wayne Newton
Las Vegas 51s
Celine Dion
Girl Scout Troop No. 110
Golden Knights
LVFC
Pia Zadora
Clark County District Attorney's Office
Las Vegas-Clark County Library District
Sheriff Joe Lombardo
Dana White
Becky Harris
Girl Scouts
City of Henderson
Girl Scouts
Daigo Kobayashi, Las Vegas Lights FC
Vegas PBS
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada
Carrot Top
Penn and Teller
Three Square
Ailene Pasco, artist
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What started as a trending hashtag late Oct. 1, 2017, quickly became a uniting theme in the wake of the Las Vegas mass shooting, guiding a grieving community from tragedy to resilience. Vegas Strong isn’t just a hashtag. It is the thousands who showed up to the blood banks, the millions of dollars raised for the victims and their families, the vigils and memorials that sprang up across the Las Vegas Valley, the continued support of the victims and first responders. The Las Vegas Review-Journal asked people — some of whom responded that night or survived the attack — to submit their interpretation of #VegasStrong. What does Vegas Strong mean to you?
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