High Schools Take Lead in 9/11 Ceremonies
Milton High plants flags for its fifth annual memorial, while Cambridge High follows its lead with its own event.
Thousands of flags are going up at two high schools in Milton today, preparing the schools for memorial services to commemorate lives lost in the attacks on 9/11. Milton police, fire, staff and elected officials will support the two student-led ceremonies on Tuesday, Sept. 11. "It is our duty to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on Sept. 11, 2011," said Milton police Chief Deborah Harrell in a news release today. "The local youth taking on these projects are truly special, and deserve to be supported fully." Milton Fire Chief Robert Edgar agreed. "We're proud to take part in these ceremonies," said Edgar. "That our young people are the ones carrying them out just makes it more special." Milton High Holding Fifth Annual Memorial Milton…
