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Born after 9/11, Riverton students help preserve its legacy

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Twenty-five years after the Sept. Taylor, both North Ogden mayor and a Utah National Guardsman, was killed in Afghanistan in 2018. His death prompted memorials in Utah and was during his fourth deployment to Afghanistan. The walls will help create the backdrop for the 9/11 Project, an immersive exhibit designed to educate people about the events of Sept.

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