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OC officials, nonprofit, schools work to help formerly incarcerated find jobs, purpose (opens the original)
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The version of Orange County that greeted Hector Cervantes when he got out of prison in 2012 was less forgiving than it is today, at least when it comes to the treatment of people who were, and are, formerly incarcerated. These days, the county’s biggest universities offer programs to help people make the transition from prisoner to student. And local nonprofits train the formerly incarcerated in job skills and, when they can, they help them find work. And sometime in late 2027 or early 2028, Or
Journey for 9/11 25th anniversary reveals country that hopes to unite again (opens the original)
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To explain why Southern California News Group sent a reporting team cross-country for the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, we’ll repeat only a little of what you already know, probably by heart. On Sept. 11, 2001, a group of 19 terrorists directed by the late Osama bin Laden killed 2,977 people by causing four passenger jets to crash into the Twin Towers in New York, the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and a field/strip mine in an otherwise peaceful stretch of Pennsylvania. The attack was
Firefighters from across U.S. join New Yorkers to remember, pay respect on 9/11 25th anniversary (opens the original)
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NEW YORK – Hundreds of firefighters, most from New York City but others from places as distant as Oregon and Anaheim, carved out tiny moments of dignity Friday morning in lower Manhattan. They did it on the sidewalk, next to O’Hara’s Bar, a famously firefighter-friendly establishment. Starting around sunrise and continuing through the morning, uniformed fire workers – usually alone, but sometimes in groups – made their way to the spot along Greenwich Avenue, between Albany and Liberty streets, b
9/11 25th Anniversary: A road trip through the heart of America (opens the original)
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On Sept. 20, 2001, reporter Andre Mouchard was in Manhattan with former Orange County Register photographer Bruce Strong, to start the reporting for a story called “Through the Heart.” For the rest of the month, they drove from New York to Southern California, talking with people in small towns and other places about people they lost on 9/11 and their lives in the new, post-attack America. 25 years later, Andre as well as Southern California News Group photographer Jeff Gritchen and reporter Sie
Flight 93 National Memorial delivers poignant, beautiful tribute ahead of 9/11 anniversary (opens the original)
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SHANKSVILLE, Pa. – Time is growing like wildflowers over our collective memory of Sept. 11, 2001, turning an old brew of righteous anger and fear into something new and, if we’re lucky, easier to live with. Painful? Sure, Sept. 11 is still that. The very idea of the attacks – the arrogance of the terrorists who decided nearly 3,000 lives were worth tossing away so they could make their statement, however insipid – continues to enrage any sane person who ponders it. But there’s more to it now, to
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