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'Halo Glow': Ocala woman turns sister’s death into push for pedestrian safety

Nearly a year after 18-year-old Shannon Rush was struck and killed by an SUV while walking to a bus stop, her sister is turning her grief into a push for safer roads through an initiative called Halo Glow.

'Halo Glow': Ocala woman turns sister’s death into push for pedestrian safety

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Nearly a year after 18-year-old Shannon Rush was struck and killed by an SUV while walking to a bus stop, her sister is turning her grief into a push for safer roads through an initiative called Halo Glow.

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Nearly a year after 18-year-old Shannon Rush was struck and killed by an SUV while walking to a bus stop, her sister is turning her grief into a push for safer roads through an initiative called Halo Glow.

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