Sunday, September 11, 2011
Across our company, we've captured 911 short profiles to honor this day.
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
Millions of people across the country were affected by the 9/11 attacks. Some experienced the tragic loss of a loved one, some found an inspiring way to help those who were grieving, and others experienced a political awakening. To help reflect the endless diversity of their experiences, Patch looked out across our sites to pull together 911 snapshots of everyday Americans whose lives were changed by the events of that day. From across the country, this Patch site and hundreds of others captured the faces, keepsakes, memorials, ceremonies, flags, fund-raisers, deployments and the still-raw emotions that followed the attacks. Taken together they create a powerful mosaic that is large in scope but often deeply personal. Click through to see…
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Roswell Patch wants to know how those infamous terror attacks have changed your life over the past 10 years.
The events of September 11, 2001 are etched into the American psyche forever. As we approach the 10 year anniversary of that infamous day, Roswell Patch is looking to share your stories about how the terror attacks and the aftermath affected you personally. Were you in New York or Washington, D.C. on that day? Did you or someone you love join the military because of the attacks? Have you ever felt as if you were being profiled amid heighten security procedures? Has heightened security across the country affected you in another major way? Did you change political parties? Donate to a cause? March in a rally? We want to know about it. Email christine.foster@patch.com to share your story.
Monday, August 15, 2011
We're excited to inaugurate a new series for our Roswell Patch readers.
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Every day, the national media is full of stories about how American families, businesses and neighbors are adjusting to these trying times. There are so many changes happening so fast that it's dizzying: national debates about unemployment, foreclosures, debt, religion, government and private enterprise all touch on fundamental ways in which we see ourselves and our communities. At Patch, we want to explore that conversation on a daily basis so we can better understand how our neighbors are adjusting to the challenges and opportunities that surround us. We don't think there's one American Dream, but a multitude of American Dreams, which a multitude of people are working toward. Looking out across nearly almost 900 Patch sites, we see …
