By Bianca Cain
Staff Writer
The Augusta Chronicle
September 10, 2010
Nearly a decade has passed since the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, but Martinez-Columbia Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Dino Cesarini said it doesn't get any easier.
"You would think that with time it would heal but every year on 9/11 we never forget," he said.
The Martinez-Columbia Fire Rescue headquarters will be one of many places around Augusta pausing to remember the more than 2,000 lives lost.
The ceremony on Sept. 11 has been a tradition since the attacks in 2001, Cesarini said.
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