Brooklynites gathered in Marine Park and Bay Ridge for 9/11 vigils marking 25 years since the attacks and honoring lives lost Twenty-five years after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Brooklyn communities once again gathered in vigils to remember the lives lost — and the neighbors, first responders and public servants who helped carry the.
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Brooklynites gathered in Marine Park and Bay Ridge for 9/11 vigils marking 25 years since the attacks and honoring lives lost Twenty-five years after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Brooklyn communities once again gathered in vigils to remember the lives lost — and the neighbors, first responders and public servants who helped carry the.
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