Locals in Star, line State Street every year with flags to honor those who lost their lives in 9/11. Idaho News 6 also spoke with firefighters as they reflect on the tragedy and what it means today.
- Folks will line up on State Street near Ridleys starting at 6 AM.
- Later at 2 PM, there will be ice cream served at the fire station.
- Firefighters are extremely grateful for the support and are inspired by the 343 men and women who gave up their lives that day.
( Below is the transcript from the broadcast story)
Every September 11th locals in Star line up along State Street with American flags to honor the lives of those lost in the tragedy 23 years ago. I’m your Star neighborhood reporter Alexander Huddleston and I spoke with a Star firefighter about the importance of keeping those memories alive through traditions like this.
“We show up at this job to do what we do. It’s our passion. Just like they did 23 years ago.”
Engineer Mike Fischer
Star locals are planning to line State Street Wednesday morning around 6:00 a.m. to honor those who died in the September 11th terror attacks.