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Finding Ways to Honor Those Lost on 9/11 September 11, 2015 by Eugene Grygo for FTF News LINK: http://www.ftfnews.com/finding-ways-to-honor-those-lost-on-911-3/8385 It’s extremely important that we always stop and remember September 11, 2001 and the horrors of that day. I am not grinding any axe for a political agenda following the 9/11 attacks. In fact, I think it’s disrespectful to reduce that day to a political discussion as if its impacts are now part of history, 14 years later. We know the impacts of 9/11 are still being felt today by survivors and their families and friends that have had their lives forever changed by the events of that terrible morning. It is felt by those of us who lost friends and coworkers. Time doesn’t heal all wounds but it helps us cope. It also helps that we can so easily see the Freedom Tower (One World Trade Center) from downtown, a quiet reminder of the resilience of the human spirit To partially quote George H.W. Bush, there are “a ...
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ALONG THE LAKE Dougherty edits anthology of Erie writers May 27, 2005 The Erie Bookstore recently was host for a reception and reading in honor of the publication of "Along the Lake: Contemporary Writing from Erie, PA" (Ye Olde Font Shoppe 2005). The anthology is the three-year-long researched effort of editor Sean Thomas Dougherty, a lecturer in the BFA program for creative writing at Penn State Erie and himself one of the nation's leading young poets. The anthology is the first of its kind to conduct a national search for writers who have lived and worked in Erie County sometime over the last 30 years. The anthology includes work from ex-Erieites as far away as Oregon, Texas and Connecticut, as well as more than a dozen writers who still work and live in the county. The book is published by Ye Olde Font Shoppe Press of New Haven, Conn., a small press that has put out nearly 60 titles, and whose founder, poet Victoria Rivas, is an old east-sider from Er...