Players took to the field in honor of 9/11 victims this weekend.
Prior to Parkway Pop Warner's games on Sunday, players, fans, and coaches paid tribute to the memory of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Check out these photos, taken by Amy Alessi, of the pregame ceremonies.
West Roxbury Crushed Stone will pitch for new blasting boundaries tonight.
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A public wreath laying ceremony, hosted by the Massachusetts 9/11 Fund, was held Sunday morning at the Public Garden's 9/11 Memorial site.
Even the news photographers were crying during a somber wreath laying ceremony Sunday morning at the Public Garden. Families, friends and officials gathered at the 9/11 memorial at 7:31 a.m. to pay tribute to more than 200 people from or with connections to Massachusetts who died in the Sept. 11 attacks.
Holy Name parishioners gathered to remember the events of 9/11/01 on the 10th anniversary of the tragic day in American history. The parish welcomed donations of food and supplies, creating care packages.
Holy Name parishioners gathered to remember the events of 9/11/01 on the 10th anniversary of the tragic day in American history. The parish welcomed donations of food and supplies, under the direction of the Holy Name Youth Mission Group. The group is creating a number of care packages for the Armed forces serving throughout the world. Families gathered and signed cards thanking troops for their service.
The South Shore remembers 9/11.
Residents of the South Shore share their photos and memories of September 11.
