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Local cemetery puts up 9/11 wall to honor victims

by Tim Wening

Posted: 09.11.2012 at 4:13 PM

Tim Wening

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The Ottawa Hills Memorial Park on Central Avenue has put up a wall in honor of the victims of the attacks on September 11^th. The wall is 24 feet long and 4 feet high and includes the names of all of the victims of September 11^th that died eleven years ago.

People visiting the wall say that it helps put the tragedy in perspective and keeps the memory alive in the minds of Americans. Ottawa Hills Memorial Park is inviting everyone to visit the wall to honor those lost. The wall will be up until the end of September.

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