Today at the Editor’s glance: A day and evening of 9/11 commemoration ceremonies. Palm Coast Elks Lodge 2709 at 53 Old Kings Road is commemorating the 20th anniversary the attacks with the unveiling and re-dedication of a monument and memorial at the lodge’s entrance at 8 a.m. Food and refreshments will follow the commemoration. First responders will conduct a tribute climb of stairs, in full gear, at the Hammock Beach Resort starting at 8:30 a.m., on Sept. 11, with the actual climbing starting at 8:46 a.m., to mark the time when the first plane struck the World Trade Center. The resort is sponsoring the event and providing lunch for all first responders and their families. The Palm Coast Fire Department will host a remembrance ceremony and dedication of the Survivor Tree at Heroes Park, 2860 Palm Coast Pkwy NW, Palm Coast, at 6:30 p.m. Palm Coast Fire Department received a 10’ seedling of the 9/11 Survivor Tree from the 9/11 Memorial Museum. A Callery pear tree became known as the “Survivor Tree” after enduring the September 11, 2001 terror attacks at the World Trade Center. Also, the Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches Senior Games continue and run through Sept. 19, with competition in 3 sports: golf; singles, doubles, and mixed doubles tennis; and single, doubles, and mixed doubles pickleball. “Godspell” is staged at the Daytona Playhouse, 100 Jessamine Blvd., Daytona Beach, 7:30 p.m. Book tickets here. The musical, which first opened off-Broadway in 1971, is composed by Stephen Schwartz, written by John-Michael Tebelak, with Michael Sheehan as Jesus, Flagler Palm Coast High School’s Kelly Rivera as Lindsay, Nando Rivera as John/Judas, and Andrea Oliveras as Uzo, directed by Matanzas High School’s Noel Bethea. Musical director: Melissa Cargile. See below the PSA all the vaccine, Covid testing and monoclonal treatment information you need.
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“Every time she saw a videotape of the planes she moved a finger toward the power button on the remote. Then she kept on watching. The second plane coming out of that ice blue sky, this was the footage that entered the body, that seemed to run beneath her skin, the fleeting sprint that carried lives and histories, theirs and hers, everyone’s, into some distance, out beyond the towers.”
–― Don DeLillo, “Falling Man” (2007).
G A says
The terrorists are winning without ever firing a shot or flying another plane. Their intent was to divide and conquer this country. Not a new thought…It’s a technique used by governments and armies for thousands of years. When they found they couldn’t divide us with 9/11 they found another way to do it. They planted seeds of distrust in social media and certain “news” media, and continue to do so to this very minute. They are doing a hell of a job, aren’t they? We don’t have to agree on everything, that wouldn’t be normal. However, what would the people on the Shanksville plane do? You know the answer and so do I. They would work together to defeat the ones that wish to destroy our country and our democracy. I listened to Pres Bush’s speech today, who was saying much the same thing.
If you continue to sow the seeds of distrust that the enemies of our country are throwing out there, you need to re-examine what you are doing. Are you part of the solution or part of the problem?
trailer bob says
“Never forgetting, Never learning”?
What a nice tribute to those who died for simply going to work or school on the day of 9/11/2001.
THEY were not war mongers, they were fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, friends, co-workers and neighbors.
Today is about them and those who lost them.
Bill Dougherty says
Typically socialist crap from Pierre.
He Couldn’t even take a day off from his liberal comments for one day
Out of respect for OUR Country and the tragedy of 9.11
Pogo says
@Pierre
Firstly, and always, thank you for FlaglerLive; a gift, and service, of great value. Another donation is on its way.
Do any of the misfits displaying themselves here, who perform such an impressive impersonation of a chimp in a zoo flinging its s— at visitors, ever contribute anything?
Gratitude is one of the greatest Christian virtues; ingratitude, one of the most vicious sins.
— Billy Graham
Ray W. says
Thank you, Pogo. I, too, am grateful for Mr. Tristam’s efforts.