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Suspected or what led to this shootout. A triad group organized a memorial event to remember life that has lost due to weapons. As relatives of the victims explained, this is a way to support families with an unprecedented healing process. Weapon violence meets everyone everywhere. Families and relatives gathered on Saturday in the Phifer Chapel on Bennett College. Connected as a loss, my son left a five -year -old little girl. Amanda Allen says she lost her son four years ago. My son also had nieces and nephews who only loved him over and more. The memorial event was organized by mothers who stood against gun violence. The life that was lost through songs, interpretation dance honored. I. and reflection for those who were taken too early. My lifeline with my son. And I no longer have the right. Because someone took it away from me. Having grandchildren or great -grandchildren or seeing how my son marries. The Sheriff Danny Rogers, the Sheriff of Guilford County, were also present, including the coordinator of the victim services. Everyone says that it is reassuring to see others in the community who raise awareness of gun violence and the pain it brings. That we are not alone than mothers, as people who have lost their children, that we are not alone and that there are other people who feel our pain, are compassionate and take steps to end unnecessary violence. After the event on the corner of Washington and Greene Street in Greensboro, signs of the victims were dedicated. It is a way to celebrate victims and to support each other in this healing process. The organizers say that the turnout for today's event included more than just parents and close family members. Three graduate programs at High Point University end due to federal financing. The US Ministry of Education announced that it ends more than 600 million US dollars for training grants. The agency says that the grants were used to train teachers and educational agencies on topics such as Critical Race Theory and Dei. A HPU spokesman says that they help 88 students with the subsidy programs that will be affected by this change. The current semester continues. At the season of the respiratory virus in full swing, local doctors say that the cold weather is one of several factors that cause the spread. They say that cold weather encourages people to stay inside and increase the likelihood of being sick. Cold temperatures and low air humidity also create conditions for viruses such as the flu to adhere to surfaces over longer periods. According to Doctor John Card with Novant Health, the cold weather also affects our body when we are exposed to the cold. Our first impact area is our nose. Our nose passages are also our first line of defense. So if we are in cold weather, it is dry. The moisture that we need in our nose passages is not that big. So viruses can capture much better and therefore go into our systems much more easily. Doctor Carter encourages you to stay hydrated. Wash your hands often and stay away from others when you feel under the weather.