Photo of a previous 9/11 Ceremony at the Frank Hotchkin Center near Elysian Park
A giant American flag attached from a pair of fire department ladder trucks hung over a metal fragment of the New York World Trade Center during this morning’s 9/11 remembrance service near Dodger Stadium.
The ceremony at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in the 1700 block of Stadium Way attracted city officials and widespread media attention. But it was far from the only ceremony to honor the memories of those killed in terrorist attacks 17 years ago.
Here are some of the other Eastside 9/11 ceremonies and events that took place today:
“Honoring our heroes #911Memorial @LAFD & @LAPDHQ #NeverForgot will keep serving with the same pride, determination our lost but not forgotten #FirstResponders & #Americans had 17 years ago @LabradaAl @LAPDHollenbeck @captkatieburns “ pic.twitter.com/N0DcolpxVl
— LAPD Hollenbeck (@LAPDHollenbeck) September 11, 2018
East Los Angeles
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El Sereno
.@calstatelaNSS student Clarice D’Angelo prepares a 9/11 memorial in front of the PE building. One flag for every person lost that day. #NeverForget (📸 + caption by @xucalstatela) pic.twitter.com/TCdjuXTOaS
— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) September 11, 2018
@LAFD Station #47 in #ElSereno lowers flag this morning in honor of 9/11 victims #neverforget pic.twitter.com/bgyv4MQyt8
— Jose Huizar (@josehuizar) September 12, 2014
Glassell Park
LAPD airships flying in formation over #glassellpark during 9/11 @LAPDairsupport #2 pic.twitter.com/IqU3Mymehx
— Matt Hartman (@ShorealoneFilms) September 11, 2014
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