Vigil planned after spate of violence in Lancaster
(Lancaster) — Seven shootings in Lancaster in the past month and a half, and the beating death of an elementary school teacher in her home, are prompting a candlelight vigil tomorrow night.
The vigil will run from seven until eight and city leaders are asking downtown churches to ring their bells for one minute, starting at 7:30.
Two city councilors are leading the effort.
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