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Burr, Kaine, Blumenthal Introduce Resolution to “Welcome Home” Post-9/11 Veterans on Veterans Day

US Senators Richard Burr (R- NC), Ranking Member on the Veterans Affairs Committee, Tim Kaine (D-VA), a member of the Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees, and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), a member of the Armed Services and Veterans Affairs Committees, introduced a resolution to recognize Veterans Day, November 11, 2014, as a special “Welcome Home” commemoration. More.

Local woman honors 9/11 victims with quilt project

9/11 Museum Can Keep Crossbeam Crucifix

The National September 11 Memorial and Museum can continue to display the crucifix-shaped beams found in the rubble of the World Trade Center in its "Finding Meaning" exhibition, the 2nd Circuit ruled on Monday. Two days after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, construction worker Frank Silecchia found the 17-foot steel beams shaped like a cross, and brought them to the attention of other workers. The artifact soon became a focal point at many religious services held at Ground Zero. More.

Fallen officers, first responders remembered in Atlantic City

Former NYC top cop talks terrorism at Drew

Former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly pulled no punches in his lecture Thursday at Drew University, saying that rising terrorism around the world should be a major concern for Americans — especially people with ties to New York City.

New York congressmembers and FDNY make announcement on 9/11 victim's fund

9/11 Fire Truck on Display in Panama City Beach

A piece of American history is on display in Bay County. Rescue 4, one of the New York Fire Department trucks that responded the World Trader Centers on 9/11, made its stop in Panama City Beach. Rescue 4 will be in Panama City for the next three weeks. The Remembrance Rescue Project restored Rescue 4 after it was retired.

New Canaan: Voices of September 11th tees up golf outing July 22