People roll up sleeves to help
Blood donors are willing to wait in line to help victims, and sites will extend their hours.
Parents take kids home for hugs and calls
Joseph Alicea stood in the office of Calusa Elementary School, his eyes glued to the disastrous images flickering across a television in the corner. Alicea's brother-in-law worked at the World Trade Center, and he was at school gathering his children.
People react to attack with anguish, rage
Connections to New York bring terror close to home.
Immoral few are at heart of hurt
I do not know how to properly express how I feel. Overwhelmed. Confused. Depressed. And one more thing.
Good news is blessing on dark day
He's okay.
Public buildings, mall plan to be open today
Insulated by hundreds of miles and a handful of states from the trauma in New York and Washington, D.C., Pasco County officials vowed to keep public buildings open today. |
