Oxford High School community comes together for first home football game since deadly shooting Special tribute was held for shooting victims Madisyn Baldwin, Justin Shilling, Hana St. Juliana, and Tate Myre
OXFORD, Mich. – A big moment took place in the healing process from the Oxford High School shooting
Friday’s home football game took place, and it’s the first since the tragedy that took the lives of four students last November.
Most importantly, it’s a chance for the community to come together.
In addition to the game, a special tribute was planned for shooting victims Madisyn Baldwin Justin Shilling Hana St. Juliana Tate Myre
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