Looking Back: Remembering 9/11 in Three Village

A lot changed on Sept. 11, 2001, and a lot has changed since then, too. Each year, the Three Village community comes together to honor those who were lost and to celebrate the nation's unity. Here's a look back at our coverage of Sept. 11 over the past two years.

Memorable Moments

In 2010, Rev. Gregory Leonard delivered that we captured and set to a slideshow of images from the memorial ceremony. In July of 2011, , produced by a Stony Brook faculty member, premiered at the Stony Brook Film Festival. Later that summer, we introduced you to , who rode in America's 9/11 Ride, and when the tenth anniversary came, Patch was on hand to .

Learning About 9/11

In 2011, children in Three Village remembered Sept. 11 . But it seems that overall, has been a challenge. At Emma S. Clark Memorial Library, with members of the community.

Spiritual Communities Remember Together

The tenth anniversary of 9/11 was marked by a gathering of several local religious communities – Christian, Muslim, Jewish – at Setauket Presbyterian Church for .

A Memorial All Our Own

Over the last several years, the Setauket Fire Department has built a memorial park on Nicolls Road dedicated to the lives lost and the heroic first responders on 9/11. Some of our headlines:

Changed by 9/11

The effects of Sept. 11 have been far-reaching: farther for some than others. We brought you the stories of two first responders, a former journalist, a clinical psychiatrist, and an Army veteran, all local folks with stories to tell:

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