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BOSTON — For those who lost a loved one 22 years ago on Sept. 11, the anniversary is a day to reflect on their memories of those who died in the attacks. But for a generation of young people who missed the chance to grow up with family members who died that day, there is a different kind of grief, speakers reflected Monday morning.
For those who lost a loved one 22 years ago on Sept. 11, the anniversary is a day to reflect on their memories of those<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/children-of-9-11-mark-new-chapters-of-life-loss-during-sweeney-award-ceremony-at-state-house/">Read More</a>
Brian and Dylan Clemmer, Bobby Wheeler and Jonathan Goals put their own personal safety at risk on April 14 and raced to help when a two-story residence exploded after a propane leak.
An April 14 house explosion that killed a 79-year-old woman in Berlin was caused by propane leaking for a tank into the house's basement.
The explosion and fire killed a 79-year-old woman and injured her daughter.