U.D. Deerfield 9/11, A-7; Midget FB, A-12 nj.com/bridgeton MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2011 50¢ ■ Private security for flood-damaged roads. Page A-9. ■ U.D. solar meeting. Page A-9. Annie’s Mailbox ....... B-6 BEN column . . . A-3 Classified...... B-7 Comics ........ B-5 Community .... A-9 Crossword ..... A-8 Dr. Gott ....... B-6 Horoscope ..... B-6 Obituaries ..... A-9 SPCA page .... A-5 Sports ........ B-1 Sudoku........ A-8 Television...... A-8 Viewpoint ..... A-4 Cloudy, High 80 Details, Page A-2. 20% chance of thunderstorms WEATHER INSIDE TODAY INDEX Vol. 264, No. 37 Get local breaking news 24/7 at nj.com/cumberland Never forgetting 9/11 Over 5,000 flags in Hopewell Candlelight vigil in Millville 110-story stair-climb honors fallen firefighters Staff Photos by Cindy Hepner Millville Fire Captain John Wettstein makes his way up another flight of steps during the Memorial Stair-Climb at the Riverview West apartments in Millville. Millville firefighters, from left, Capt. Mike Lippincott, firefighter Christine Tonetta and Capt. John Wettstein just finished the “Memorial Stair Climb” to honor those members who climbed the stairs to the World Trade Center, only to not return. Story on Page A-5. More photos on Page A-2. Staff Photos by Cindy Hepner Releasing one of two doves is Rowan Adams during the Patriot Day Remembrance 9-11-11 service held at Cumberland Valve, on Shiloh Pike, in Hopewell Township. Story on Page A-6. Melinda Weisgerber receives acknowledgement and certificates for being one of many first responders to the tragedy of 9/11 during the Patriot Day Remembrance 9/11 at Cumberland Valve, in Hopewell Township. Staff Photo by Cindy Hepner During services at the Millville firehouse. Boy Scout Pack 4 John Makos, left, presents EMT Janelle Harriott with a Flag of Honor with all the names of our fallen comrades. K-9 officer Tony Loteck reads the Policeman’s Prayer during the Never, Will The American People Forget service at the Millville firehouse.

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U.D. Deerfield 9/11, A-7; Midget FB, A-12

nj.com/bridgeton MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2011 50¢

■ Private security for flood-damaged roads. Page A-9 .■ U.D. solar meeting. Page A-9.

Annie’s Mailbox . . . . . . . B-6 BEN column . . . A-3 Classified. . . . . . B-7 Comics . . . . . . . . B-5

Community . . . . A-9 Crossword . . . . . A-8 Dr. Gott . . . . . . . B-6 Horoscope . . . . . B-6 Obituaries . . . . . A-9

SPCA page . . . . A-5Sports . . . . . . . . B-1 Sudoku. . . . . . . . A-8 Television. . . . . . A-8 Viewpoint . . . . . A-4

Cloudy, High 80Details, Page A-2.

20% chance of thunderstorms

WEATHERINSIDE TODAYINDEX

Vol. 264, No. 37

Get local breaking news 24/7 at nj.com/cumberland

Never forgetting 9/11Over 5,000 flags in HopewellCandlelight vigil in Millville

110-story stair-climb honors fallen firefighters

Staff Photos by Cindy Hepner

Millville Fire Captain John Wettstein makes his way up another flight of steps during the Memorial Stair-Climb at the Riverview West apartments in Millville.

Millville firefighters, from left, Capt. Mike Lippincott, firefighter Christine Tonetta and Capt. John Wettstein just finished the “Memorial Stair Climb” to honor those members who climbed the stairs to the World Trade Center, only to not return. Story on Page A-5. More photos on Page A-2.

Staff Photos by Cindy Hepner

Releasing one of two doves is Rowan Adams during the Patriot Day Remembrance 9-11-11 service held at Cumberland Valve, on Shiloh Pike, in Hopewell Township. Story on Page A-6.

Melinda Weisgerber receives acknowledgement and certificates for being one of many first responders to the tragedy of 9/11 during the Patriot Day Remembrance 9/11 at Cumberland Valve, in Hopewell Township.

Staff Photo by Cindy Hepner

During services at the Millville firehouse. Boy Scout Pack 4 John Makos, left, presents EMT Janelle Harriott with a Flag of Honor with all the names of our fallen comrades.

K-9 officer Tony Loteck reads the Policeman’s Prayer during the Never, Will The American People Forget service at the Millville firehouse.