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Members of the Cranberry Fire Department gathered at the fire station early Tuesday morning to raise a flag in remembrance of the events of 9/11 and those whose lives were lost.The 20 by 30-foot flag was raised at sunrise and motorists on Route 19 will see the flag throughout the day."It's important that nobody forgets," said David Gallagher, Chief of Fire and Emergency Services.
Members of the Cranberry Fire Department gathered at the fire station early Tuesday morning to raise a flag in remembrance of the events of 9/11 and those whose lives were lost.The 20 by 30-foot flag was raised at sunrise and motorists on Route 19 will see the flag throughout the day."It's important that nobody forgets," said David Gallagher, Chief of Fire and Emergency Services.
Members of the Cranberry Fire Department gathered at the fire station early Tuesday morning to raise a flag in remembrance of the events of 9/11 and those whose lives were lost.The 20 by 30-foot flag was raised at sunrise and motorists on Route 19 will see the flag throughout the day."It's important that nobody forgets," said David Gallagher, Chief of Fire and Emergency Services.
Members of the Cranberry Fire Department gathered at the fire station early Tuesday morning to raise a flag in remembrance of the events of 9/11 and those whose lives were lost.The 20 by 30-foot flag was raised at sunrise and motorists on Route 19 will see the flag throughout the day."It's important that nobody forgets," said David Gallagher, Chief of Fire and Emergency Services.

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