Wis. Company Creates Memorial to Conn. Victims

A small Wisconsin community near the Minnesota border is paying tribute to the 20 children killed in the Sandy Hook school shooting.
    
Supreme Graphics, based in Arcadia, created a display of photographs of the children and teddy bears and put it in the middle of town.
    
Company chief executive officer and president Chuck Blaschko tells the Winona Daily News they wanted to do something because they felt so bad about the tragedy.
    
It went up last week Friday, about 30 minutes before Wisconsin's statewide moment of silence.

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