Reflecting on 22 years since 9/11: From St. Louis to Alaska, the importance of 'Never forget'
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On September 11, 2001, St. Louis responded to the terrorist attacks with increased security measures, including the closure of the Gateway Arch and heightened police presence. Gas stations experienced long lines and raised prices, leading to investigations of price-gouging. In the days following the attacks, St. Louis residents showed their patriotism through marches, blood donations, neighborhood fundraisers, and the purchase of American flags. The St. Louis Cardinals resumed their games on September 17, bringing the community together.
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- Remembering the 9/11 attacks 22 years later TODAY
- As 9/11 becomes history, 'Never forget' takes on new meaning New York Post
- Editorial: We must never forget Sept. 11, 2001 Reading Eagle
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