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Malverne remembers those lost on 9/11

Posted Saturday, September 12, 2015 9:57 am

Mayor Patti McDonald addressed the large crowd. (Susan Grieco/Herald)

Mayor Patti McDonald addressed the large crowd. (Susan Grieco/Herald)

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Bernadette Rick laid a flower in memory of Scott Bart.

Bernadette Rick laid a flower in memory of Scott Bart.

Susan Grieco/Herald

Many people attended the 9/11 ceremony in Malverne.

Many people attended the 9/11 ceremony in Malverne.

Susan Grieco/Herald

Malverne honored those lost on September 11, 2001 with a ceremony.

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