WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama gave a capstone address to a weekend of 9/11 memorial activities at a Sunday night concert designed to help America rekindle its hope after the terrorist attacks a decade ago. Read more.
Under a crisp blue sky reminiscent of the one over the Pentagon on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, nearly 1,000 people gathered Sunday morning to remember the deadly events that took the lives of 184 people a decade earlier. Read more.
Videos I shot from the service
In the 10 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, many memorials have popped up across the nation’s capital. One of the more secluded, yet among the closest to the Pentagon, is a memorial burial marker at Arlington National Cemetery. Read more.
When the Federal Aviation Administration shut down the nation’s airspace after the 9/11 terror attacks, Dale Adams assumed it would only be a few days before he’d be back in the air.
Instead, Adams, owner of Blue Sky Banners and mayor of Rockton, found his business severely curtailed even as the country slowly retook the skies. Read more.
WASHINGTON — For Camille Campbell, it wasn’t the pictures of Ground Zero or the Pentagon or Shanksville, Pa., that put the lump in her throat. It wasn’t the mangled door from a fire truck or the charred remains of a child’s doll.
It was the seatbelt. Read more.
Sean F. Driscoll 