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In honor of Patriot Day, the Ohio National Guard Band played for Mount Vernon Middle School students Thursday. Spc. Trevor Woznials, playing the guitar at left, is a Mount Vernon resident.

St. Vincent Elementary School held a brief rememberance ceremony Friday morning honoring those who died Sept. 11, 2001. The flag, sent to the school by 1st Lt. Andrew Doup, U.S. Air Force, an alumni on duty in Afghanistan, was flown June 21 in Afghanistan. The flag was raised to half-staff by students, from left, Billy Davis, Sam Wendt, Chandler Talbott, Molly Burnside, Mary Arnold and Matt Arnold. The Arnolds are children of Bridget Rourke, an Army colonel serving in Military Intelligence in Iraq.

he Mount Vernon News is proud to insert an American flag in today’s edition of the News in honor of the men and women who died on Sept. 11, 2001, the men and women serving in our Armed Forces and those who have lost their lives in battle. We encourage our readers to display this flag in homes and businesses as an expression of patriotism and support.

Rick Lanuzza, a firefighter/paramedic with the Eastern Knox County Joint Fire District, talks with Danville pupils about the attacks on America on Sept. 11, 2001.

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