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“Eleven-year-old twin sisters from Walter Reed Middle School were hit by a car near the intersection of Moorpark Street and Colfax Avenue at about 1:34 Tuesday afternoon. One girl is in critical condition and the other is in serious condition, Los Angeles  Fire Department spokesman Erik Scott said. Overnight, the girls were still at the Los Angeles [...]

SHERMAN OAKS – There were tears, cheers and thanks all around as officials joined friends and the parents of 16-year-old Conor Lynch on a bittersweet morning Thursday, cutting the ribbon on a new LAPD speed trailer on Woodman Avenue in front of Notre Dame High School. Conor, a Notre Dame student, was fatally struck by [...]

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In this September 4, 2011 article from Hollywood Examiner.com’s website, author Terry Nichols writes about how our cause “In Honor of Conor” is raising awareness of street and pedestrian safety.  Terry’s article discusses how the foundation is working in many ways to make our streets safer. Read the whole story here http://www.examiner.com/hollywood-in-los-angeles/in-honor-of-conor-making-our-streets-safer-1#ixzz1XqdfzKd2

In this video featured on the Sherman Oaks Patch Website, the parents of Conor, Jeri Dye-Lynch and Mark Lynch, joined with traffic safety officers and students at Notre Dame High School to dedicate a “Speed Trailer.” Watch the video below:

On August 21, the Daily News wrote a wonderful story about Conor’s mom, Jeri Dye Lynch.  Here is an excerpt from the story and a link to the full story at the Daily News Website. The bunk bed and dresser of Conor Lynch’s bedroom are still piled with knickknacks, books and bobblehead figurines. In the [...]