25 Years Later, The 9/11 Memories and Tributes Are Stronger Than Ever.

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25 years ago on September 11, 2001 the world changed forever.

We all know what happened and we have never forgotten the day that New York was attacked by Muslim terrorists.

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Candles and flowers were placed on street corners near Ground Zero the day after the attack. Photo Credit: The Ravi Report Archives

Sept 11, changed the lives of thousands of families who lost their loved ones in the attack. The pain of having to relive that day, even though it’s been 25 years, has been and will always be very emotional for the families.

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Honoring the victims on the 25th anniversary this year around the nation, has given comfort and a voice to the families that wanted to share how life has been for them since the terrorist attack which changed their world forever. Many young adults who weren’t even born yet, have taken to social media to share what Sept. 11 means to them and are eager to learn more that tragic day.

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Manhattan, NYC September 12, 2001

The tributes have taken on a life of its own.

The wonderful organization, Tunnel to Towers Foundation, (T2T) started by Frank Siller, was created in honor of his brother, NYC firefighter Stephen Siller who lost his life on September 11. T2T has grown into a world famous organization which provides mortgage-free homes to injured veterans, first responders, gold star and fallen first responders families to help them keep their current home or build them a new one. The foundation has become a blessing for thousands of families across the nation and has given hope, courage and inspiration to so many people around the world to do good in life. For just $11 a month, you can change a family’s life forever.

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The 911 Memorial & Museum in NYC, created to honor the September 11 victims, first responders, rescue workers and survivors, has a new exhibition entitled “In Their Honor” highlighting 25 years of 9/11 inspired services, displaying personal items and relating first responder stories. The annual in-person reading of the names of the victims will take place on Memorial Plaza by the museum.

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Bunker Coat Signed by 9-11 Health Advocates. Photo provided by 9-11 Memorial & Museum. Photo credit: Chris Jorda

The first moment of silence will be at 8:46am.

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Creative messages were displayed showing personal sentiments of the tragic day. Photo Credit: The Ravi Report archives

There will be special 25th anniversary memorials and services all over the country honoring the victims, their families and first responders.

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Special 25th Anniversary event will be held in Veterans Park, Hamilton, NJ

But the one question that many Americans keep asking is, are we safer as a nation 25 years after the horrific terrorist attack on September 11, 2001?

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American Flags were placed on almost every street corner in Manhattan, NYC after the attack. Patriotism was stronger.

The Ravi Report spoke to several people recently near Ground Zero in New York City and they said they do feel safer now and are more apt to report to the authorities any suspicious activities or incidents regarding terrorism then they would have before.

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Union Square, NYC was turned into a sea of tributes, candles, American flags and hope.

Others felt that in 25 years, the country finally has closed US borders and with modern technology and the current Trump Administration arresting and deporting undocumented criminals and terrorists, and by having tighter immigration laws, they feel much safer then they did 25 years ago.

Many of the younger generation of adults that were asked (those who the RR spoke to, weren’t even born yet when 9/11 happened) said that the power of social media and every with phone having a camera, it makes it easier for people today to report anything suspicious due to instant images and recordings.

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Manhattan buildings turned into bulletin boards for families missing their loved ones on September 12, 2001. Photo Credit: The Ravi Report archives

No matter where you are, or what you are doing, please have a moment of silence or light a candle in honor of the victims, their families and first responders on the 25th anniversary of September 11.

The journey continues..

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