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Patch Asks: Where Were You on 9/11?

Oswego Patch wants to preserve residents' remembrances and experiences as the 10-year anniversary approaches.

For most Americans—at least those of us old enough to remember—Sept. 11, 2001 seems like it was just yesterday. But, in fact, it's been nearly a decade.

From the war on terror and the thousands of brave servicemen and women who have given their lives to keep America safe, to a shifting political landscape, the events of that day have forever changed our country.

The attacks touched all Americans, not just the ones in New York or Washington or a field in Pennsylvania that fateful day, or those who have suffered the unspeakable pain of losing loved ones to the attacks themselves and the wars that followed.

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On Sunday, the United States will mark a somber milestone: The 10-year anniversary of 9/11. And we want to hear from you.

Everyone has a story to tell about that day and how it’s changed their lives. 

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Leave a comment below with your memory of the day. Where were you at when you first heard? What was your initial reaction? How did you tell your kids?

If you’ve got a story to tell, we want to hear it. 

Next week we'll combine all the responses into one story and share them as a community bulletin board of sorts.

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