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San Francisco stands behind Paris after attacks
Visitors should enter from the Congress Street side entrance and proceed to the third floor, according to the office of Mayor Martin J. Walsh.
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Officials at Cal State Long Beach announced today that a vigil will be held on campus Sunday at 4 p.m.to remember 23-year-old Nohemi Gonzalez of El Monte, the first known American victim of the attacks. “Our hearts go out to the people of Paris after a bad night of sheer terror and senseless violence that tragically took the lives of innocent people”.
Strangers, friends, and family grieved together under the shelter of shared umbrellas outside the French Consulate in Montreal.
Governor Charlie Baker said State Police planned to remain vigilant and maintain contact with federal and local officials, but reassured residents that there was “no credible threat to our state”.
At least 129 people have died and 352 people were injured during a series of co-ordinated terror attacks targeting a concert hall, restaurant and soccer game, among other locations.
“As part of this commitment, we strongly encourage our whole Boston community to attend the public gathering organized by the Boston French consulate tomorrow, November 15 at 12 pm in the Boston Common (at the Parkman Bandstand)”.
BOSTON, 15 Nov 2015: Joel Cohen, a conductor and professional musician sings along the French national anthem at a rally in support of France and Paris at the Boston Common Sunday. “I think that’s why it feels so personal”.
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“I was thinking about, ya know, my time back in France”, Devyln said. “I hope that Paris will be safe again very soon”.