9/11 time for reflection, remembrance

September 11, 2019

“The Pieces we Lost”

Please revisit these stories as you observe Patriots’ Day on Sept. 11.

9/11: Remembering Renée

Return respect to 9/11 remembrance

How do we honor a day we don’t remember?

9/11 Memorial, Museum inspire deep reflection

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Claire Meyer, Editor-in-Chief

Hi there! My name is Claire Meyer. I am a senior, making this my third year on staff and first as editor-in-chief. When I'm not editing stories in the newsroom, I can be found working at United. In my free time, I enjoy both drawing and writing fiction...

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Reporter reflects on 9/11, 20 years later

Nineteen years ago today, thousands of Americans lost their lives when hijackers took command of and crashed four planes, two of which hit the World Trade Center in New York City, N.Y. Dust and ash covered Lower Manhattan, and even though the nation was permanently affected, the day is often times neglected by Americans.

9/11 remembered, but not lived

The National September 11 Memorial Museum is located beside the reflecting pools where the Twin Towers once stood.

Return respect to 9/11 remembrance

The reflecting pools sit surrounded by New York streets and skyscrapers.

9/11 Museum evokes emotion in a detached perspective

Spencer Finchs tribute in the museum represents the colors of the sky Sept. 11.

Teachers recall 9/11

Street signs line the street leading up to Spring Canyon Elementary. Early voting began Monday and community members can vote all the way through May 6th.

Why community members are running for CISD Board of Trustees

The district will hold an election May 6 for the Board of Trustees

The district will hold an election May 6 for the Board of Trustees

Students participate in the choir departments Java and Jams

Students participate in the choir department’s Java and Jams

Thanksgiving Traditions from all over Canyon High School

Thanksgiving Traditions from all over Canyon High School

Captain von Trapp, played by sophomore Trace Thomas, plays the guitar as he sings Edelweiss to his family. The show for me is an experiment to see what all I can do [as an actor], Thomas said. Canyon High will perform The Sound of Music Nov. 17-20, tickets can be purchased on TicketSpicket.

Students bring The Sound of Music to the stage for all-school musical

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