On this solemn day we remember the evil intent of those that attacked us and the incredible bravery of those who confronted them. We owe a debt of gratitude to the first responders and uniformed personnel that we can never repay. Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it. God bless those that perished on 9-11, those who continue to suffer and may God Bless the United States of America.
A Solemn Day of Remembrance
On this solemn day we remember the evil intent of those that attacked us and the incredible bravery of those who confronted them.
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Denise Meehan June 14, 2013 at 12:39 pm
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Hillary Hess June 14, 2013 at 10:02 am
Usually cats stay within a few houses of home Sometimes they just hunker down under a neighbor's…Read More shed or deck. He is more likely to come to you at night when there aren't as many lawn mower sounds. Walk around with a can of the stinkiest cat food that you can find. Call to him, and listen for a response. He may answer you with soft meows. Make a trail of stinky cat food to your door and leave the can at the door overnight. Hang up signs with a photo in the neighborhood. Go door to door and tell neighbors to call you if they see him. Kids playing, and dog walkers might spot him. Once you have an idea, of where he is, you can use a have a heart trap to catch him, if he won't come to you. Some cats get so scared when they get out, that they don't recognize their humans. We have had cats disappear for months, before trapping them.
marie.white92 June 13, 2013 at 04:08 pm
Tuesday about 7am at the intersection of Jericho and 110-I think it was 3 cars with an overturned…Read More silver SUV. Saw it right after it happened-about 7 people were trying to push the SUV upright
Pam Robinson (Editor) June 13, 2013 at 05:13 pm
We've checked with authorities on this and they say there were no major injuries. While we try to…Read More get to every serious accident, we're not going to be able to cover everything that happens 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
I am glad you mentioned the ones who suffered on that horrific day. I have a Muslim friend who lost her husband. He was in Tower 2, and stayed behind when his colleagues evacuated, making sure everyone else got out. He was in the building when it fell. Many other good and decent people lost their lives that day, and left big holes in their families. It doesn't matter what religion they practiced, or where they were born, or whether their skin was light or dark. They were all good people.
Thank you for your dedicated service to our Nation.