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Photos: Residents Remember 9/11 at Police and Fire Headquarters

The ceremony focused on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and featured guests such as Col. Edward Rothstein of Fort Meade and County Executive John R. Leopold.

 
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Boy Scouts and police attended the 9/11 memorial in Millersville at the Anne Arundel County Police and Fire Department headquarters. Mike Stog
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Two steel beams from the World Trade Center stand at the 9/11 memorial in Millersville at the Anne Arundel County Police and Fire Department headquarters.
Flowers are placed on the rocks surrounding two steel beams from the World Trade Center at the 9/11 memorial in Millersville at the Anne Arundel County Police and Fire Department headquarters.
Two steel beams from the World Trade Center stand alone at the 9/11 memorial in Millersville at the Anne Arundel County Police and Fire Department headquarters.
Residents gather to remember those who were lost in the 9/11 attacks at the 9/11 memorial in Millersville at the Anne Arundel County Police and Fire Department headquarters.
Boy Scouts and police attended the 9/11 memorial in Millersville at the Anne Arundel County Police and Fire Department headquarters.
Anne Arundel County Fire Chief John Robert Ray speaks at the 9/11 memorial in Millersville at the Anne Arundel County Police and Fire Department headquarters.

Anne Arundel County residents and officials came together Sunday morning to remember Sept. 11, 2001. 

The ceremony took place at the county's Police and Fire Department headquarters in Millersville and featured appearances from County Executive John R. Leopold, Fire Chief John Ray and Fort Meade's Installation Commander Col. Edward Rothstein. 

A 9/11 memorial of steel beams from the World Trade Center already stood on the lawn of the Police Department, but Sunday's ceremony saw new additions to the memorial.

An additional plaque was placed on the lawn along with the beams commemorating the men and women who served on 9/11. 

About this column: As the 10th anniversary of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 approaches, Patch is undertaking a new project to document how those events have affected your lives, your family, your business and your community. Related Topics: 9/11, Memorial, Sept. 11, and September 11 anniversary

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