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The Region Mourns With Stoughton
Stoughton has received an outpouring of support following the deaths of four high school students.

STOUGHTON, MA — Stoughton has not had to mourn the deaths of four high school students alone.
All week, area schools have been wearing orange and black ribbons and posting messages of support to the community. The first signs of support came from Canton Sunday and Monday, where students put their traditional rivalry with the Black Knights aside made banners and wore orange and black to school.
>>>Also: Area Schools Mourn Stoughton's Loss
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Some of the gestures in memory of Chris Desir, Eryck Sarblah, Nick Joyce, and David Bell include a prayer banner at Bishop Feehan High School in Attleboro, orange and black wristbands at East Bridgewater, and a moment of silence at the start of Monday's Foxborough School Committee meeting.
#MakeMercyReal Signing the Prayer Banner for our sisters and brothers at Stoughton High School. Let's keep the prayers and support up! @FeehanPrncpl @SistersofMercy @BishopFeehanHS pic.twitter.com/bueRVcF0zG
— Doug Rodrigues (@feehancampmin) May 23, 2018
East Bridgewater supporting the families and the community of Stoughton for the remainder of the year by wearing Orange and Black wrist bands. #StoughtonStrong @Stoughton_AD @StoughtonPS @Stoughton10 pic.twitter.com/1vtrZxVRWK
— EBathletics (@EBathletics) May 23, 2018
@ Stoughton High School Quaboag Regional Middle / High School gathered this afternoon to show its support for the entire Stoughton High School. Stay strong, we are with you! pic.twitter.com/N6MhQsvDoW
— Mary M. LaFreniere (@mlafrenqrmhs) May 23, 2018
Thank you @FoxboroWarrior! pic.twitter.com/YEcJmVr37j
— Stoughton Schools (@StoughtonPS) May 24, 2018
Earlier this week, Patch asked our readers to send a message to the Stoughton community, here are three of messages we received:
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