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Warwick’s 2019 Sept. 11 Observance Streams Friday

[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] Councilwoman Donna Travis speaks during Warwick's annual Sept. 11 observance memorial ceremony in 2019.

[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] Councilwoman Donna Travis speaks during Warwick's annual Sept. 11 memorial ceremony.
[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] Councilwoman Donna Travis speaks during Warwick’s annual Sept. 11 memorial ceremony in 2019.
[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] Warwick police during Wednesday's Sept. 11 memorial ceremony. At left is Warwick Police Chief Col. Rick Rathbun.
[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] Warwick police during Wednesday’s 2019 Sept. 11 memorial ceremony. At left is Warwick Police Chief Col. Rick Rathbun.
WARWICK, RI — This year’s Sept. 11 observance will be an online replay of last year’s event, local officials announced Wednesday.

Rep. Camille F.J. Vella-Wilkinson (D-Dist. 21, Warwick) and Rep. Joseph J. Solomon Jr. (D-Dist. 22, Warwick), along with Warwick Mayor Joseph J. Solomon Sr., invited the public to watch the memorial service, held in 2019 at Oakland Beach. With the assistance of Capitol Television, a recording of the event will be streamed on the General Assembly and City of Warwick websites.

The event can be seen Friday at at noon, 3 p.m., 6 p.m., 9 p.m., and 11 p.m. on Capitol Television, which can be seen on Channel 61 by Cox Communications, Channel 1061 by Cox HD customers, Channel 34 by Verizon viewers and Channel 15 for Full Channel subscribers. It will also be streamed at www.rilegislature.gov/CapTV  and WarwickRI.gov.

“On behalf of Mayor Solomon, Representative Solomon and myself, we invite the public to commemorate the 19th Anniversary of September 11th from the safety of their homes by watching the ceremony and discussing it with their family,” said Vella-Wilkinson. “With the limitations placed on us by COVID-19, we’re proud that Warwick can stand by its promise to ‘Never Forget.’ Events such as these serve to bring us closer together as we honor those who fell; and it reminds us of the work we still need to do to combat terrorism around the globe.”

 

Rob Borkowski
Author: Rob Borkowski

Rob has worked as reporter and editor for several publications, including The Kent County Daily Times and Coventry Courier, before working for Gatehouse in MA then moving home with Patch Media. Now he's publisher and editor of WarwickPost.com. Contact him at [email protected] with tips, press releases, advertising inquiries, and concerns.

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