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Sacramento Area Events Mark Sept. 11 Anniversary

  •  Marianne Russ 
  •  Bob Moffitt 
Thursday, September 11, 2014 | Sacramento, CA
Bob Moffitt / Capital Public Radio
 

Bob Moffitt / Capital Public Radio

Update 9 a.m. - Firefighters Remember Lives Lost In Sept. 11, 2001

Sacramento area firefighters are holding a tribute this hour to the New York City firefighters who died 13 years ago today at the World Trade Center during the 9-11 terrorist attacks.

Three hundred and forty-three firefighters are climbing the Renaissance Tower on K street - that's one for each firefighter who died.  They'll climb the tower four times to simulate the 110 flights climbed by rescuers at the World Trade Center.

Chris Manibusan is a Sacramento fire-fighter who's taking part in the climb.

"Those guys were doing their jobs," says Manibusan. "They went there, they had no idea it was an attack... they were risking their lives just like we do every day, we just want to honor what they did, they'll never be forgotten, that day will never be forgotten."

Each firefighter making the somber climb carries the name of one of the fallen firefighters on his jacket. Manibusan says he's proud to carry the name of Lieutenant Andrew Desperito, who left behind three kids and a wife.

People have also been visiting a flag display in West Sacramento at the corner of Jefferson Boulevard and South River Road that's being put on by a local man for the 13th year. It includes 500 large American flags, and nearly 3000 small American flags - each one representing one of the lives lost during the attacks that day. The display will be open through Sunday. 

#911 memorial brought to roof of 801 k pic.twitter.com/xwhiy0AEDf

— Bob Moffitt (@BobMoffitt) September 11, 2014

Firefighters headed to stairwell to begin climb pic.twitter.com/rNvR055OMD

— Bob Moffitt (@BobMoffitt) September 11, 2014

Update 8 a.m. - CapRadio's Bob Moffitt Live At Rennaisance Tower

Capital Public Radio's Bob Moffitt is live at the Renaissance Tower on K Street in Sacramento, where the fire-fighters are gathering for a climb,

6 a.m. - Events Mark Sept. 11 In Sacramento

People in the region will be marking the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks in several ways Tuesday.

Sacramento area firefighters will climb the Renaissance Tower on K Street several times to honor the 343 New York City firefighters who died at the World Trade Center while trying to rescue people. 

People have also been visiting a flag display in West Sacramento that's being put on by a local man for the 13th year. It includes 500 large American flags, and nearly 3000 small American flags - each one representing one of the lives lost during the attacks that day.

The display is located at the corner of Jefferson Boulevard and South River Road.  It will be open through Sunday. 


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Marianne Russ

Former Managing Editor, News

Marianne served as Capital Public Radio’s Managing Editor for News through July 2015.  Read Full Bio 

Bob Moffitt

Former Sacramento Region Reporter

Bob reported on all things northern California and Nevada. His coverage of police technology, local athletes, and the environment has won a regional Associated Press and several Edward R. Murrow awards.  Read Full Bio 

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