Jamestown  (CSi)  The Annual 9-11 Freedom Walk was held Sunday September 11, 2016 starting at Zonta Park with a walk through downtown to the All Vets Club in Jamestown, with about 100 individuals participating.   Photos by Matt Sheppard for CSi here and more online at Facebook.   Like us, Tag, & Share to your timeline.

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  • Reflection in the window of Sabirs. Photo by Matt Sheppard for CSiNewsNOW.com Reflection in the window of Sabirs. Photo by Matt Sheppard for CSiNewsNOW.com
  • Flags lined the sidewalks of the Arts Park in downtown Jamestown. Flags lined the sidewalks of the Arts Park in downtown Jamestown.
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Photos from 2016 by Matt Sheppard for CSiNewsNow

This year’s event is being co-sponsored by the Anne Carlsen Center and the Jamestown Patriotic Council.

There will be two speakers from Annie’s House in Bottineau.

Anne Nelson, originally from Stanley, North Dakota, died in the collapse of the Twin Towers at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.   On her “bucket list,” which was recovered from her computer, was her desire to own a home in North Dakota.  That led to the establishment of an adaptive recreational facility for individuals and veterans with disabilities.  The Anne Carlsen Center,  the New York Says Thank You Foundation, and the Bottineau Winter Park Association have worked together to make Nelson’s wish come true.

For more information, contact the All Vets Club at 701- 252-8994.