The Village of Wellington joined communities across the nation in memory of victims, first responders, and fallen officers from the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
Twenty-four years since terrorists unleashed one of the largest domestic attacks on American soil, Americans young and old united across churches, community centers, and memorial sites promising to “never forget.”
Wellington community holds 9/11 remembrance ceremony for first responders
“Today we remember the courage of firefighters, police, doctors, nurses and ordinary citizens who placed their lives in harm’s way for the sake of others,” said Pastor Cory Britt in prayer. “We remember those on Flight 93 who gave up their tomorrow so others might have one today,” he continued.
Wellington City Hall served as the backdrop for Thursday’s remembrance ceremony, where officials paid tribute to law enforcement and first responders…