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            U.S. to commemorate 9/11 as its aftermath extends and evolves



            By JENNIFER PELTZ
            Associated Press
            NEW  YORK  (AP)  —  Ameri-
            cans  are  commemorat-
            ing  9/11  with  mournful
            ceremonies,  volunteering,
            appeals  to  “never  forget”
            and rising attention to the
            terror  attacks’  extended
            toll on responders.
            A  crowd  of  victims’  rela-
            tives is expected at ground
            zero  Wednesday,  while
            President  Donald  Trump  is
            scheduled  to  join  an  ob-
            servance at the Pentagon.
            Vice President Mike Pence
            is to speak at the third at-
            tack  site,  near  Shanksville,
            Pennsylvania. Former Presi-
            dent George W. Bush, the
            commander-in-chief      at
            the  time  of  the  2001  at-
            tacks,  is  due  at  an  after-
            noon wreath-laying at the
            Pentagon.  Eighteen years
            after  the  deadliest  terror-
            ist  attack  on  American
            soil, the nation is still grap-
            pling with the aftermath at
            ground  zero,  in  Congress
            and  beyond.  The  attacks’    In this May 15, 2015 file photo, visitors gather near the pools at the 9/11 Memorial in New York.                           Associated Press
            aftermath is visible from air-  where a post-9/11 invasion  11 victim Christopher Epps,  and  being  ill.”  “We  can’t  hijacked  planes  rammed
            port  security  checkpoints   has  become  America’s  said at last year’s ceremony  forget. Life won’t let us for-  into  the  trade  center,  the
            to  Afghanistan.  A  rocket   longest  war.  “People  say,  at the World Trade Center.  get,” she added. The anni-  Pentagon and a field near
            exploded  at  the  U.S.  em-  ‘Why  do  you  stand  here,  “Because  soldiers  are  still  versary  ceremonies  center  Shanksville  on  Sept.  11,
            bassy  as  the  anniversary   year  after  year?’”  Chun-  dying for our freedom. First  on remembering the nearly  2001.
            began     in   Afghanistan,   dera Epps, a sister of Sept.  responders  are  still  dying  3,000  people  killed  when      Continued on Page 3





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