Sept. 11

We asked NJ 101.5 listeners to tell us what they remember about Sept. 11, 2001 and they responded with some very heartfelt stories.

The Morristown resident was just 9 years old when he was ushered out of class and informed that a plane had crashed into the building where his father works.

New cases of cancer continue to be diagnosed, linked to the toxic conditions at Ground Zero.

Bill Spadea says Stewart was grandstanding; Jeff Deminski says the Jersey resident was doing what's right.

The NJ comic turned activist and first responder John Feal ripped the two U.S. Senators who blocked the fund's renewal.

Some cancers are only now beginning to appear, according to doctors.

But as we pledge to never forget the impact Sept. 11, 2001 on New Jersey, on New York, on the world, we can't help but be reminded of how New Jersey 101.5 and its listeners experienced the terrorist attacks.

For almost a decade after her brother was killed on 9/11, Jeanmarie Hargrave avoided the World Trade Center. Being there was "too emotional, too sad."

An American flag hoisted at ground zero hours after the Sept. 11 terror attacks has taken its place at the World Trade Center complex after disappearing for more than a decade.

Leaders of a massive, annual motorcycle procession to the three Sept. 11 crash sites said this year's fundraising ride, Aug. 19-21, will be their last.