9/11 Fourth Anniversary Plans Announced

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9/11 Fourth Anniversary Plans Announced

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Governor George E. Pataki today announced New York City’s plans to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the September 11th attacks. As with previous ceremonies, the observance will take place at the World Trade Center site on the morning of Sunday, September 11th.

Siblings will play a large role in this year’s ceremony by reading the names of the victims, while music will provide a backdrop throughout the program. Last year’s commemoration ceremony focused on parents or grandparents who lost loved ones, and the year prior focused on children.
The “Towers of Light” will be shinning again this year. More

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