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Seaside honors 9/11 victims 25 years later, reflecting on its lasting impact (opens the original)
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A ceremony in Seaside commemorated the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, honoring the lives lost and reflecting on the tragedy's lasting impact on individuals and the nation. Seaside Police Chief Nick Borges keeps the memory of 9/11 close, with photographs, patches, and an American flag bearing the names of the victims displayed in his office. "Because it is a reminder to me to never forget," Borges said. "And I will never forget." At the time of the attacks, Borges was 21 years old
Hollister woman remembers her brother, Flight 93 captain who helped thwart 9/11 hijackers (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, Jason Dahl, the captain of United Flight 93, is remembered for his heroic actions and the life he lived before that tragic day. Dahl, a San Jose native whose family still lives in Hollister, was among the crew and passengers who fought back against hijackers, preventing the plane from reaching its intended target. "One of the things that I remember most is just how people kind of gravitated to him because he was just so outgoing and friendly," said his
Santa Cruz psychologist reflects on 9/11 response and lessons learned (opens the original)
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In the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks, Diane Bridgeman, a licensed clinical psychologist from Santa Cruz, traveled to New York City as a volunteer disaster mental health responder with the American Red Cross, offering support to first responders and others affected by the tragedy. "Like it was for so many of us, it was just disbelief," Bridgeman said. As soon as she arrived in New York, Bridgeman began her work, focusing on listening, comforting, and supporting those in need. "It’s almost
Gilroy dispatcher recalls deployment to World Trade Center after 9/11 attacks (opens the original)
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25 years ago, Dave Larton, a Gilroy 9-1-1 dispatcher, was deployed to New York as part of California’s Urban Search and Rescue Task Force-3 following the September 11th attacks. “My pager went off with the words deploy, deploy, deploy,” Larton said. “All I could tell my wife was, I’m going, but I don’t know where.” Larton flew to New Jersey, but his destination was kept secret for security reasons. When he arrived at the World Trade Center site, the destruction was overwhelming, even for someone
Salinas doctor recalls working NYC emergency room during 9/11 (opens the original)
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Dr. Rakesh Singh, a Salinas Valley Health physician, is reflecting on his experience as an emergency medicine resident in Brooklyn during the September 11 attacks, marking 25 years since the tragic day. “Nothing you had read about, nothing you could prepare for,” Singh said. On September 11, 2001, Singh was working at New York Methodist Hospital, located just a few miles from the World Trade Center. When the second plane hit, Singh and his colleagues quickly realized they were facing an unpreced
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