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Starting this Saturday - Utah 9/11 Healing Field® 2019 - Remembering the One

The Annual 9/11 Commemoration reminds us of the Unity we experienced in 2001. Utah’s 18th Annual Healing Field® Event located at the Sandy City Prominade

If we learn nothing else from this tragedy, we learn that life is short and there is no time for hate.””

— Sandy Dahl, wife of Flight 93 pilot Jason Dahl

SANDY, UT, UNITED STATES, September 6, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Once again, the Sandy City Promenade will become a sea of red, white and blue as over 3,000 U.S. flags will fly in memory and honor of each victim of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and each Utah fallen military or civil servant hero. The Colonial Flag Foundation proudly presents the 18th Annual Healing Field® tribute September 7-12, 2019. Please mark your calendar and join us for this inspiring event and support this year’s cause, “Remembering the One” a powerful program of Honor365.

Three terrorist attacks killed thousands of innocent victims in a single day, and thousands of U.S. flags will fly in a beautiful and memorable sea of red, white & blue with each flag telling the story of one person. The flags honor the lives lost in an uplifting display of the Stars & Stripes, while raising funds for Honor 365’s dynamic programs to benefit veterans.

Volunteers will, as they have done for years in the past, post 3,300 U.S. flags south of the Sandy City Hall in perfect rows and columns on Friday, the 6th of September beginning at 5:30 PM. Those who have taken part in the setup of flags enthusiastically return year after year to take an active part in the event, and there is a shared excitement felt when posting the flags.

With flags flying & free to the public, visitors may walk amid them and read the names of those remembered that are printed on tags attached to the flags. Knowing that those killed in the attacks are remembered brings a sense of healing to those visiting the display, and flags will remain displayed daily through Wednesday, September 11th before being taken down the following evening at 5:30 PM.

A special program and ceremony will take place on Wednesday, September 11th, which is the 18th anniversary of the 2001 attacks. This touching program brings the event into focus that the mature may remember and the young may learn

New this year: Country Western Performer, Charley Jenkins, will present a free concert reminding us of the good we are determined to preserve. Free tickets and information are available at the link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/colonial-flag-foundation-benefit-concert-featuring-tickets-65603930121?ref=ecount. Join us for a wonderful musical program on Saturday, September 7th at 6 o’clock PM. Bring your family and friends.

This event must be experienced to be fully appreciated. Don’t miss it.

Schedule of events:

Friday, September 6—FIELD SET UP 5:30 PM
Saturday, September 7—FIELD IS OPEN
Saturday, September 7—6 PM to 7:30 PM FREE CONCERT WITH CHARLEY JENKINS
Sunday, September 8—FIELD IS OPEN
Monday, September 9—FIELD IS OPEN
Tuesday, September 10—FIELD IS OPEN
Wednesday, September 11—FIELD IS OPEN, PROGRAM/CEREMONY AT 7 PM

The Utah Healing Field® display is a gift to the community made possible through donations, sponsorships and the efforts of many dedicated volunteers. You can show your support and gratitude by sponsoring a flag or making a donation. Public may sponsor a flag for $35.00 and at the end of the event they will be able to take the flag home to continue the tribute and fly the flag in their own yard. You can sponsor your flag here at www.healingfield.org/utah

Proceeds go to help Honor 365 continue to help our First Responders and Veterans with their wonderful programs.
To learn more about Honor 365 and their programs click here https://honor365.org

Stacy Rogers
Colonial Flag Foundation
+1 877-941-3524
email us here

Utah Healing Field® 2018 - Sandy City

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NEW ALBUM SMILE WIDE

OUT NOW

SEPTEMBER 6 - Today, ROAM have shared their latest full-length album Smile Wide, out now via Hopeless Records. Fans can stream or download it now: smarturl.it/SmileWide

The band announced the forthcoming album in July, and prior to it's release, shared four singles: "Turn", "Hand Grenade", "I Don't Think I Live There Anymore", and "Piranha". 

Smile Wide was recorded and mixed by Machine (As It Is, Every Time I Die, Armor For Sleep) and, according to the band, is about feeling overlooked and out of control - it's about feeling like a puppet in someone else's game and taking that control back for good. Inspiring and culturally-relevant, the album explores the rock bottom of feeling disheartened, stuck, and unsure of how to break free, and the journey toward gaining the confidence to stand up and not let people walk all over you anymore.

Smile Wide is the follow up to 2017's Great Heights & Nosedives. Since forming in 2012,ROAM has extensively toured the US and UK, including a supporting run on New Found Glory's "20 Years of Pop Punk" tour,  as well as sets at festivals including Reading & Leeds, 2000trees and Slam Dunk. Later this year, they will embark on a co-headlining tour in Europe with With Confidence. 

ROAM is Alex Costello (lead vocals), Alex Adam (vocals/guitar), Sam Veness (guitar), Matt Roskilly (bass), and Miles Gill (drums). 

Smile Wide tracklisting:

1. Better In Than Out

2. I Don't think I Like There Anymore

3. LOUD

4. Play Dumb

5. The Fire On The Ceiling

6. Piranha

7. Red & Blue

8. Hand Grenade

9. Toy Box

10. Turn

Follow ROAM: 

https://www.roam.uk.com/

https://www.instagram.com/roamuk/

https://www.facebook.com/roamuk/

https://twitter.com/ROAMse

Follow Hopeless Records:

https://www.hopelessrecords.com/

https://www.facebook.com/hopelessrecords/

https://twitter.com/hopelessrecords

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Jim,

A reminder that I'll be traveling throughout New Hampshire, and holding an event in Massachusetts, from Saturday, September 7th to Thursday, September 12th! It'll be my first campaigning trip in the Granite State since announcing just over eight weeks ago - as we move past our initial phase where we were focused on building a beachhead in Iowa - and I'm so looking forward to meeting as many people as possible in another wonderful state where I used to camp and travel often as a young naval officer.

Below is the list of my New Hampshire speaking engagements, both confirmed and ones pending final confirmation (times are EDT):

Saturday, September 7th 

• Haverhill, MA. Local Democrats' annual breakfast. 10.45 (T), Galleria Banquet Room, Maria’s Family Restaurant, 85 Essex Street.
• Manchester, NH. New Hampshire Democratic Party (NHDP) Convention at 2.30, SNHU Arena, 555 Elm St. You can watch the livestream on the NHDP Facebook page here.

Sunday, September 8th

• Bow, NH. Merrimack County Democrats’ First in the Nation Picnic, 2pm, 25 Stack Dr.
• Litchfield, NH. Litchfield Democratic Committee Fall Potluck, 3.15pm, 10 Liberty Way.
• Greenfield, NH. District 38 Democrats’ meeting, 4.30pm (T), Stephenson Memorial Library, 761 Forest Rd.
• Durham, NH. Durham Universalist Climate Forum, 6.30pm, Unitarian Universalist Church, 20 Madbury Rd.

Monday, September 9th 

• Lowell, MA. Student town hall on education and civics, 7.55am, Lowell High School.
• Newmarket, NH. Event, 3pm, Crackskull’s Books & Cafe, 86 Main St.
• Durham, NH. Event on China, 5pm, University of New Hampshire’s Carsey School of Public Policy, Huddleston Hall, 73 Main St.
• Nashua, NH. Nashua Democrats’ meeting, 7.30pm (T), Nashua Public Library, 2 Court St.

Tuesday, September 10th:

• Concord, NH. Concord Democrats' meeting, 6.30pm, New Hampshire Democratic Party State Headquarters, 105 North State Street.
• Dover, NH. Dover Democrats, 7.30pm, Bradley Commons, 577 Central Avenue.
• Brentwood, NH. Brentwood Democratic Committee meeting, 8.30pm, home of State Rep. Liz McConnell, 52 Stevens Drive.

Wednesday, September 11th:

• Nottingham, NH. Nottingham Democrats, 6.30pm, Blaisdell Memorial Library, 129 Stage Road.
• Barrington, NH. Barrington Democrats, 7.15pm, Barrington Public Library, 105 Ramsdell Lane.
• Weare, NH. Weare Democratic Committee Meeting, 8.15pm, Weare Public Library, 10 Paige Memorial Lane.

Thursday, September 12th:

• Salem, NH. Salem Democrats Coffee and Conversation, 10am, home of Janet Breslin Smith, 33 Woodmeadow Drive.

For more information, please contact our press team by emailing press@joesestak.com or calling (914) 272-5803.

Respectfully,
Joe Sestak