In classes: faith and patriotism
[Times photo: Kevin White]
As schools resumed a more normal routine, students and teachers found comfort through pride and prayers.
Tragic attacks affect local economy
Stranded travelers look for help, diners return after spending Tuesday watching TV and gun sales skyrocket.
Recovery will 'take some time'
Some time Sunday evening, Bronson Arroyo will lean over in his seat and stare out the window. He won't be able to help it, and neither, probably, will many of his teammates aboard the Pittsburgh Pirates' charter flight from Chicago.
Phone calls carry relief, grief
But for others, no word comes of friends and family. Some county residents plan to travel to New York this week.
Residents find ways to help out in disaster
Some donated blood, while others offered to volunteer their expertise to help disaster victims.
What they're saying
"It was nauseating. Seeing fighter jets flying around New York. We were watching it with some of the older teachers here and no one here has ever seen anything like it."
Some find doctor's comment upsetting
SPRING HILL -- A foreign doctor caused a stir at Oak Hill Hospital on Wednesday when he told colleagues that the United States got what it deserved when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, hospital CEO Jaime Wesolowski confirmed.
In vigil of prayer, some find solace
Members of St. Andrews Episcopal Church gather strength from a service to pray for victims and survivors. |
