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PHOTOS: Lynnfield Remembers 9/11

Flags placed in the town center represent each person who lost their life on September 11, 2001.

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On Sunday, dozens of volunteers helped plant a display of American flags near the Lynnfield common in memory of each person who died in the September 11th attacks.

The display will remain up until Sunday, September 18th.  This Sunday, September 11th, the town will hold a day of memorial. For more about the day's activities, click here.

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