Memorial honoring Highland Park shooting victims moving to new temporary spot

HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. (WLS) -- Six large photo portraits of the people killed in the Highland Park parade shooting are being moved.

The memorial in their honor will have a temporary home at the Rose Garden in the north suburb.

Two memorials were formed at St. Johns and Central, with flowers and photos almost immediately after the 4th of July tragedy.

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Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering talks about plans to relocate memorial to the victims of o the July 4th parade shooting.

Chopper 7 HD was in Highland Park Friday morning as crews began dismantling the memorial that will be relocated until a permanent memorial is built

People can start to visit the new memorial beginning November 5.

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Katherine Goldstein, Irina McCarthy, Kevin McCarthy, Jacquelyn Sundheim, Stephen Straus and Nicolas Toledo-Zargoza were all killed with a gunman opened fire on the holiday celebration.