9/11

🔺 9/11 is unlikely to become a state or federal holiday 🔺 Monmouth County and Shrewsbury have declared their own holidays 🔺 Some worry an official holiday would take away from solemn remembrances Efforts to make Sept. 11 a state and national holiday ...

The importance of remembering what happened and honoring our heroes is why State Sen. Anthony Bucco penned legislation to require schools to include 9/11 instruction in the curriculum.

If you witness a firefighter on a stair climber this Saturday, they're paying tribute to their fallen brothers and sisters who didn't make it out on 9/11.

A new poll finds almost 40 percent of New Jerseyans think the country is safer now than before the Twin Towers were destroyed,

This would be a nice show of unity and a good moment of reflection.

“This year it is especially important that we all appreciate and commemorate 9/11, the lives lost and the heroism displayed ‎as New Yorkers are once again called upon to face a common enemy,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in a statement.

In New Jersey, there are more then 150 memorials you can visit year round to remember the victims of 9/11.

By this time next year, an official New Jersey registry will highlight and promote all the memorials devoted to the 9/11/01 terror attacks. But for now, we'll help you out.