A lot has been told about the 9/11 disaster in New York, but some stories still deserve to be brought to your attention. Two films are examples of this this year. More.
Aftermath 9/11 central at NYC Independent Film Festival
Sussex County Green Beret Project cleans up 9/11 memorial
The Green Beret Project Sussex, a nonprofit that helps local youth build confidence through service and work, noticed the Whitford family’s front-yard Sept. 11 memorial might be in need of a spring cleanup. The group visited the Whitfords’ Minos Conaway Road home April 8 to help beautify the memorial. More.
Mobile 9/11 museum makes stops in Cumberland County
A mobile 9/11 museum is making a quick stop in southcentral Pennsylvania this week. The Tunnel 2 Towers Mobile 9/11 Museum Exhibit visited Trinity High School in New Cumberland to educate students and visitors on the history of the September 11 terror attacks. More.
It's okay to not feel okay. Mental health resources are available to you right now.
We know people are still hurting over what happened at The Covenant School on April 27, 2023. We are too. Tennessee Voices for Victims is offering resource suggestions that could help you deal with disruptive thoughts. More.
Towers to Tunnels Foundation 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit
Pillars show a timeline of the attacks during September 11, 2001 inside the Tunnel to Towers Foundation 9/11 NEVER FORGET Mobile Exhibit at Innovare Advancement Center in Rome, NY on Friday, April 21, 2023. More.
The long reach of grief: How one death on 9/11 reverberates today
Over 20 years ago Bobby McIlvaine died in the World Trade Center attacks of September 11th - he was 26. Bobby had taken an elevator to Windows on the World, a restaurant in a building he seldom had reason to go, for a media-relations job he’d held for two months. More.
Bayonne honors Mike Hurley for donating Twin Towers steel for 9/11 monument
“We held a ceremony in front of city hall yesterday to honor Michael Hurley, who was the former Fire Director for the World Trade Center,” Mayor Jimmy Davis wrote on Facebook. More.
Tampa Bay 9/11 first responders hit with health care ‘one-two punch’ involving delays, other issues
A change in the company managing treatment for the World Trade Center Health Program has so far not improved access to care, according to patients with ailments caused by the 9/11 attacks. Managed Care Advisors (MCA) took over the job last year, but even government officials acknowledge the program is still plagued by issues. More.