Recollections of Sept 11 by Brenda and Constance Pritchard
Brenda recalls radio noise and blank emptiness after learning of the towers on fire on Sept 11 while at work and online. Constance Pritchard describes Sept 11 as she returned from New Jersey, watching towers burn, feeling fear, anger, and a slowed, intimate response with clients and friends.
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Brenda Etc
Kinde Center For the Arts
Art Center 501
Atlanta
New Jersey
South Carolina
New York
Aiken residents stranded by 9/11 travel chaos abroad
Attacks on September 11 forced Don and Harriet Skinner in Vancouver and Det. David Turne in Alaska to endure a long, uncertain return home. The Skinners endured 21 days away from their planned seven day cruise, while Turno faced grounded flights, closed borders, crowded shelters, and Red Cross help before finally reaching Greenville on September 21.
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Aiken
United States
Don
Harriet Skinner
Vancouver
British Columbia
David Turne
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Alaska
Skinner
Detroit
Skinners
Canada
Amtrak
Seattle
Rail Canada
Chicago
Washington
Capital
Greenville
Turno
the Red Cross
Red Cross
Anchorage
Harriet
Don Skinner
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Ranger’s Station
Herbal Solutions
Herbal Solutions Centre
M-Sat
Herbaisolutions.atne.net
Dark Fiona
Washington Road
Augusta
Fury’ Ferry
Pleasant Home Road
Deovetry
Gormer
Pointy Interiors
Monte Sano Ave
J.M. Greene Company
Fine Jewelers & Goldsentire
Whiskey Road
Palmetto Golf Course
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