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ut of the ashes and rubble of the World Trade Center was forged a new defender of our freedoms.The USS New York, built with 8 tons of iron from the WTC, moves into New York Harbor. The ship will be there this weekend to commemorate the tragedy that befell the city and our nation 10 years ago. More about the ship can be found at www.ussny.org.
Picture from official ship website (Click on picture for larger image.)
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THE DAY THAT SHOCKED THE WORLD
Tim and Liana McCormick remember 9/11 -
How a special post-9/11 helmet memorializes a local firefighter
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Statement by Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano urges public vigilance
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Here are a few of the stories LDN carried about Sept. 11, 2001, and the ensuing days. All the stories published in the aftermath of the tragic events of 9/11 are available in our archives section.
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Yesterday's Top Stories
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Quinn: Cutting 1,900 jobs; Logan Correctional among 7 state institutions named
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Lincoln College's Heritage Museum remembers 9/11 with Thursday evening event
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New faces, same offensive formation for Jacksonville against Railers -- in sports
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Increased DUI enforcement by Illinois State Police District 9 leads to fewer fatalities
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CLOSE UP: Sept. 9 Saturday movie, Grandparent Day buffet, Legion Junior Auxiliary organizational meeting, Camp Griesheim annual meeting, Habitat orientation and Rotary exchange program in Germany make Close Up Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance |
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