Volunteers Keep 24 hour Newtown Candlelight Vigil Burning

     NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) -- Volunteers are keeping watch over a candlelight vigil scheduled to last all Christmas Day in the Connecticut town where 20 children and six educators were gunned down at an elementary school.  
       Twenty-six candles, one for each victim, were lit at midnight Monday near a huge sidewalk memorial filled with teddy bears, flowers, candles, posterss and other tributes to the dead.
       Volunteers are taking three-hour shifts Tuesday to ensure they remain burning.
       Police officers from other communities are filling in for Newtown police so they can have the holiday off.
       And well-wishers from around the country continue visiting the town to pay their respects.
       At Christmas morning services, congregants were told that good always overcomes evil.