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A teddy bear vigil is planned this weekend for a missing toddler from Waterville.
1-year-old Ayla Reynold's father reported her missing in mid-December.
Vigil organizers say they want to keep Ayla in the media spotlight with hopes that she'll be found.
Police say there's no new information in the case.
You're invited to bring a teddy bear to Castonguay Square, which is next to Waterville City Hall, Saturday afternoon from 1pm to 4pm.
The bears will be distributed to the shrine near Ayla's home or to emergency agencies to give to children in need.
Teddy Bear Vigil in Waterville Planned for Ayla Reynolds
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