Poll finds Americans hopeful for better 2014 year
AP-Times Square poll shows 49 percent expect their fortunes to improve in 2014 while 34 percent foresee little change and 14 percent expect a downgrade. Most will celebrate at home or at friends’ houses, with 83 percent wanting family at midnight and 6 in 10 watching Times Square.
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Cards and gifts saved for Newtown memorial archive
Hundreds of thousands of cards, letters, stuffed animals and artwork from around the world flooded into Newtown after the Sandy Hook shooting. Officials saved everything, documenting items, photographing them, and creating a digital archive with help from Xerox. A portion will become sacred soil for a future memorial or school foundation, while some pieces are stored for an art installation.
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