“Twenty-three years ago today, our city and nation were forever altered by the tragic events that unfolded on September 11, 2001. We honor the memories of the innocent lives taken and acknowledge the ongoing grief of their loved ones, who carry the weight of this loss every day. We pay tribute to the heroes who ran towards danger to save lives and our city – first responders, rescue workers, and everyday New Yorkers – many of whom are still suffering from life-threatening illnesses and those no longer with us. We renew our commitment to all who continue to be affected by the mental and physical consequences of this tragedy by ensuring they receive the care, information, and recognition they deserve. We are united by our shared grief, our love for our neighbors, and the unbreakable spirit of our city as we continue on the path towards healing.”
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