Great White Fire Blog

projo.com have started a weblog about the Rhode Island club fire tragedy, collecting links to blog and news entries.

Posted by TimHall at February 25, 2003 06:45 PM | TrackBack

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I am just writing to let everyone know of some livejournal communities that might also be of interest.

ri_tragedy
and
nick_oneill

I maintain the second one. I hope you will come by and check us out.
Thanks,
Leah

Posted by: Leah on March 17, 2004 07:28 PM


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