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Danvers To Host 9-11 25th Anniversary Ceremony
The ceremony will include the reading of the 9/11 victim names by town uniformed emergency responders.
DANVERS, MA — The Danvers Fire Department will host a ceremony on Sept. 11 to remember the lives lost during the terrorist attacks on America 25 years ago.
This year's ceremony will include a reading of the names of every firefighter, police officer, and EMT who lost their lives that day, with members of the Danvers Fire Department, Danvers Police Department, and Northeast Ambulance participating.
The event will begin with coffee and light refreshments at 9 a.m. followed by a uniform personnel march to the 9/11 memorial at 9:45 a.m.
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The ceremony will begin with a truck roll-out and reading of the victims' names at 9:59 a.m.
"Please join us as we remember those we lost, honor their sacrifice, and ensure their names are never forgotten," officials said.
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All in the public are welcome to attend the event.
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