A quarter-century has passed since the darkest morning in modern American history, but last Friday, the wound still felt close. Outside the Grand Old Post Office (GOPO) at 201 Pearl Street, a massive American flag rippled from the ladder of a Darlington Fire Department truck, catching the morning light as a huge crowd gathered to remember, to honor, and to say, once again: We will never forget.
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