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Vigil for Orlando 

By Scott Elmquist
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Hundreds gathered last evening at Diversity Richmond to honor the victims of the Orlando massacre.
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Hundreds gathered to honor the victims of the deadly nightclub shooting.
Bill Harrison of Diversity Richmond offered opening remarks.
Virginia Governor, Terry McAuliffe told the crowd that "now is not the time to be silent."
Sr. Imad Damaj (foreground) and Waleed Sami offered reflections on solidarity.
Richmond Sheriff CT Woody and Richmond Police Chief Alfred Durham.
Cassandra Calin lights candles to honor the victims.
Several hundred people attended the vigil.
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