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Voices from past, future speak on 9/11 (opens the original)
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Through tears, last words and final goodbyes, the Town of Prosper listened in and remembered. Hundreds filled the Central Fire Station at 911 Safety Way to commemorate the first responders and victims of the 9/11 attacks at the World Trade Center. Prosper Fire-Rescue commemorates the anniversary of 9/11 each year and Fire Chief Stuart Blasingame said the department will continue to do so as long as he is chief. His ultimate goal is that the department, and the Town of Prosper, never forget. Keep
Frisco pays respects to 9/11 fallen (opens the original)
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Dozens gathered at the Frisco Veterans Memorial to remember and give thanks for those who lost their lives during the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. The event marked 25 years since the attacks. Students from Frisco Hill Schoolâs choir sang the National Anthem and other patriotic songs. Community members, first responders, veterans and gathered to hear others speak. Interim Fire Chief Clay Carpenter said the event was a critical means for first responders to honor and recognize the sacrif
One climb, hundreds of stories:first responders re-create final steps of 9/11 heroes (opens the original)
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After 25 years, there are still those who never forget. First responders from across the country met in Dallas, Sept. 5, to honor the lives and sacrifices of their peers who died on Sept. 11, 2001. Nearly 500 firefighters, police officers and paramedics retraced the 2,200 steps taken across 110 stories by first responders at the World Trade Center. Dozens of agencies participated in the event, with some coming from as far as New York to be in attendance. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulg
Exemplary elementaries:Sigler parents, students and staff speak on their back-to-school experience (opens the original)
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Another school year is now in full swing for Plano and school districts across North Texas. PISD parents, students and staff flocked back to campuses Aug. 11 for the first day back to class. The first day can set the tone for the next 180 instructional days to come. Admins like Principal Tara Lane work their hardest to ensure that their campuses act like a well-oiled machine when put to the test. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN
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