New Jersey residents visit Sept. 11 memorial to quietly reflect on anniversary of attacks
News 12’s Brian Donohue spent the day in Atlantic Highlands where there was no shortage of stories of loss and resilience among those who flocked to the Monmouth County memorial site atop Mount Mitchell.
Sep 12, 2023, 2:33 AM
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266ds agoAside from the ceremonies and official commemorations marking the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, many people across New Jersey choose to simply reflect quietly on the day.
News 12’s Brian Donohue spent the day in Atlantic Highlands where there was no shortage of stories of loss and resilience among those who flocked to the Monmouth County memorial site atop Mount Mitchell.