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Winslow remembers those lost 18 years ago

Tribune Staff

| September 17, 2019

Printed in the September 18, 2019 edition

Photos by L. ParsonsWinslow Mayor Tom McCauley (pictured) addressed the approximately 40 attendees at the annual Sept. 11 memorial ceremony last week.

Those in attendance at Winslow’s 9/11 Memorial ceremony included (left to right) organizer Ken Evans, Mayor McCauley, Councilwoman Samantha Crisp and Paulette Yazzie looked on as the flag was raised to half-staff during the ceremony.

Dee Rodriguez (left) and Lani White (right) laid a wreath at the memorial site.

The Hopi High School Junior ROTC raised the flag at the 9/11 Memorial.