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Madison Stewart '24, Senior Editor
October 2, 2023
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September 28, 2023
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![This September marked the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, a society-altering event on American lives. The attacks shaped and bonded communities everywhere in the country, unifying the nation and creating a sense of togetherness. Even our very own community at Nonnewaug and through the towns of Woodbury and Bethlehem were changed forever.
Physical education and wellness teacher Kathryn Brenner was a teacher at Nonnewaug on the day of the attacks.
“I was with a class outside on the fields when it happened,” Brenner recalls. “I came back up to the school and a colleague told me what was going on.”
English teacher Jessica McKay was a student here at NHS when the attacks occurred. She recalls announcements made over the loudspeakers when the first and second towers were hit.
According to McKay, teachers turned on the televisions and students watched live reports on the attacks from their classrooms.
“Because we didn’t have anything happen like that before, [the teachers] didn’t know how to handle it,” McKay said.
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