SALEM, N.H. — Officials, firefighters, police officers and other members of the community remembered on Friday the nearly 3,000 lives, including 343 firefighters, lost 25 years ago.
In 2019, the Salem Won’t Forget Committee unveiled a memorial to those killed in 9/11. The memorial was made from a piece of steal from the World Trade Center.
The ceremony was held at 8:30 a.m. at the Salem Town Common, 308 Main St. Members of the Police and Fire Departments took turns reading the names of the fallen first responders.
The Greater Salem Rotary Club also held a remembrance breakfast on Thursday. The National Anthem was sang by local high school students during that service, according to a social media post the school.