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Video Story: 9-11 Observed In The Township

For the 17th consecutive year, fire fighters and other first responders gathered at St. Matthias Church on Sept. 11 to honor their colleagues from around the country who were killed in the 2001 terrorist attacks.

The service included a prayer and statement from St. Matthias’ Fr. Douglas Haefner, and the traditional reading of the names of first responders killed in the attacks, as well as those who have since died of diseases caused by the attacks’ aftermath.

Following the service in the church, the group reassembled outside in front of a memorial to New York City Firefighter and Franklin native John Collins to lay a wreath.

The Franklin Reporter & Advocate was on hand to live stream the event:

Fire fighter and First Responder 9-11 Memorial Service.

Posted by The Franklin Reporter & Advocate on Tuesday, September 11, 2018

 

Earlier in the day, the FRA went to the township’s 9-11 memorial – dedicated to the six township residents who died in the attacks – to pay homage.

At the Franklin Township 9-11 Memorial site honoring the six fellow Franklinites who lost their lives in the Twin Towers disaster…

Posted by The Franklin Reporter & Advocate on Tuesday, September 11, 2018

 

Here are some more scenes from the event:

 

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