While the U.S. contends with the destruction caused by two
ferocious hurricanes in three weeks, Americans also are marking the
anniversary of one of the nation's most scarring days.
Thousands of 9/11 victims' relatives, survivors, rescuers and others
are expected to gather Monday at the World Trade Center to remember the
deadliest terror attack on American soil.
Sixteen years later, the quiet rhythms of commemoration have become customs: a recitation of all the names of the dead, moments of silence and tolling bells, and two powerful light beams that shine through the night.
Yet each ceremony also takes on personal touches.
Read more: US commemorates 9/11; thousands expected at ground zero
Sixteen years later, the quiet rhythms of commemoration have become customs: a recitation of all the names of the dead, moments of silence and tolling bells, and two powerful light beams that shine through the night.
Yet each ceremony also takes on personal touches.
Read more: US commemorates 9/11; thousands expected at ground zero
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