Suffolk County Executive Bellone: 9/11 anniversary is opportunity to 'heal as a nation'
A bell was rung in remembrance of each Suffolk resident who sacrificed their life in service.
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597ds agoSuffolk County Executive Steve Bellone on Monday honored the lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001 with a memorial service in Hauppauge.
A bell was rung in remembrance of each Suffolk resident who sacrificed their life in service.
"I believe each and every one of us should use 9/11 as a day to remind ourselves to commit ourselves to coming together,” said Bellone. “Healing as a nation, as a community, as individuals working together.”
Along with Hauppauge, Smithtown and Riverhead also held their own ceremonies.
