Crime & Safety

9 Years Later, The Community Remembers

A group of community members and emergency personnel gathered Saturday morning in Memorial Park to remember the victims of 9/11

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Community members and emergency personnel took a moment this morning to mark the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Assembled in Memorial Park, police and fire officials read the National Police and Fire prayers and Chief Robert Picariello reflected on why we continue to remember what happened 9 years ago today - so it can never be repeated. 

 

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