Local residents remember September 11
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As the sun rose Wednesday, Sept. 11, Polson firefighter Terry Gembala stood at attention along Highway 93 in honor of fallen emergency responders and others killed in the attack on the Twin Towers. Gembala stood for 102 minutes, the time it took for the first tower to fall. At the moment the tower fell in Mountain Time, KC Sorensen played taps and Amazing Grace on his bugle. Throughout the day, firefighters rotated hourly shifts.
Issue Date: 9/11/2013
Last Updated: 9/11/2013 1:36:38 PM |
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