Communities across the United States commemorated the 23rd anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks with various memorials and acts of service. In Cache Valley, students visited a display to honor the victims and first responders, emphasizing the importance of unity and remembrance. In Baltimore, volunteers restored a local garden, and moments of silence were observed statewide. Delaware Valley communities held services and processions, particularly in New Jersey, to honor the bravery of emergency crews. At the Pentagon, the names of victims were read aloud with a bell rung for each life lost. Survivors and officials emphasized the ongoing need to remember and honor the personal stories and sacrifices made on that day.