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Welcome and thank you all for coming to the 29th anniversary serviceman remembering pan am flight 103. My father was in seat 9h. We remember our friends and family taken from us today. You may notice the change in the sitting out here. You may notice a change in the seating, design there is a very tall man sitting up here, usually. Even last year when frank dugan became too well to participate up front with us, he still hiked all the way up and sat in the audience at the time. Audience. Illed that we have his picture of here, but it does not do justice to the gaping hole he left here when he p...

Were going to start to really cool off over the weekend. Hayley in a big way. The temperatures are going to be the highs that a lot of us will get to on sunday. A chilly start this morning. Once we get there, before we get there, we have a couple of systems to move through that will bring us the chance for rain and snow showers. There was a live look in manchester. It is 47 degrees. 47 in nashua. About 44 in concord. Look at 50s upper valley and up in the great north woods. All due to the clouds. Theyve been thicker in those areas overnight. That keeps the temperatures a little bit warmer typi...

A high school friend remembers one of the New Hampshire natives killed in the attack as a "happy-go-lucky character."

Nearly 34 years later, the pain is still as strong as ever for families who lost loved ones in this horrific incident. A family News 9 spoke with said they’re grateful the government has been so persistent in getting justice.

Capt. James MacQuarrie who lived in Kensington at the time of his death was the pilot of the plane when it was bombed in 1988.