Opening my local paper today, 9/11/11, I expected tributes to what happened that day. What I read is we are ‘islamophobes’, bigots and racists. Moslem stories flood the pages…I went to the online editions and decides to post the liberal spin of the day. This is by no means what they have in the printed edition…moslem photos, Imams comments ect…Instead of being on a “let’s roll” mentality in Western NY, they are in a “let’s roll over” mindset.
Special report: The day that changed America
A multifaceted multimedia package, including video of local residents talking about 9/11 and memories of 9/11 that readers wrote down at our request – from the ordinary to the extraordinary.
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- Video: Rochester remembers
- | Live blog: Coverage and discussion of 9/11 events
- | Troops, families forever changed
- | Fresh starts, tributes, time help survivors heal
- | Where were you on 9-11? Local people recall the day
- | Security efforts better, but not perfect
- | Local volunteers share lessons learned at Ground Zero
- | DEC officer has searing memories of 9/11
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Today’s Featured Profile
Twin Tower hero
World Trade Center security guard Rick Rescorla was prepared for a terrorist attack and died while saving thousands of people. His children remember their father, “the man who predicted 9/11.”
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I knew he would be the last person out, because it was his command.
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It’s really a hole that never goes away.
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I saw a big column of black smoke rising over New York City.
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Fighting doesn’t just mean fighting overseas.
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Everything changed so quickly.
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I’m nobody. I didn’t want any part of it.
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My heart goes out to every fireman in this city.
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To me, he’ll always remain the unknown soldier.
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The scars remind me how fortunate I am.
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There is always hope and people out there who care.
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We all bonded because of what happened.
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This can’t be happening to me.
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I have not adjusted my heart to his loss.
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I don’t understand what hating is about.
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In a way, this was how I could serve the country.
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That would have made her smile, to be a part of babies being born.
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How do you explain that to a kid?
9/11 Memorial Tribute Photo
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Firefighter tells story behind iconic moment with George W. Bush
President George W. Bush
embraces firefighter Bob
Beckwith while standing in
front of the collapsed
World Trade …
Bob Beckwith, a retired New York City firefighter, is one of the best-known faces of the rescue efforts in the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001.
Taking stock of all we’ve lost since 9-11
We’ve lost confidence, hope, and faith in our own ability
Moments of silence
Find out how communities around the U.S. will be honoring the victims of the 9/11 attacks
American Legion post honored
The second annual American Legion Day Parade focused on contributions that local Legion posts make.

9/11/01: What Rochester remembers
Where were you on 9-11? Local people recall the day
Readers recount their experiences and feelings on 9-11.
Area 9/11 commemorations
A list of local events remembering the victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks.
Fresh starts, tributes, time help survivors heal
Survivors of 9/11 victims with Rochester connections talk about how their lives have changed.
Troops, families forever changed
The events of Sept. 11, 2001, began a decade of sacrifice, change and continued uncertainty for nearly every American in uniform as well as the families behind them.
Different faiths come together to remember Sept. 11
A communitywide interfaith observance begins at 4 p.m. today at the George Eastman House.
9/11 Photos
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