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New York City
 157 dead on planes
300 dead in ruins
6,347 still missing
6,291 injured
Washington
189 believed killed
64 dead on plane
Pennsylvania
44 killed
Recovery NYC
450,000 tons of rubble
106,838 tons of rubble removed
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Post a tribute to someone killed in the attack or write condolences to all victims in the National Book of Remembrance.
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 Flight 11
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Investigation
Anyone with information regarding the attacks should call the FBI at this number:
866-483-5137
Leave a tip online
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Victims of the Boston flights
American Airlines Flight 11
Paige Farley Hackel, 46, of Newton: Budding spiritual counselor since entering substance abuse recovery 16 years ago. Hackel was going to California to talk with producers of a radio program she hoped to host, to be called Spiritually Speaking. She leaves behind her husband of eight years, Allan Hackel, owner of an advertising and bartering firm.
Peter P. Hashem, 40, of Tewksbury: Worked at Teradyne Inc., a Boston semiconductor firm. Hashem, who was born in Lebanon, grew up in Lawrence. He had a wife and two children and also leaves seven siblings and his mother.
Robert Hayes, 37, of Amesbury: An engineer by background. Hayes worked in sales and marketing for Netstall, a Swiss company, said his father-in-law, Jerry Johnston. Hayes leaves a wife, Debbie, and two young sons. He enjoyed boating, surfing, and the outdoors.
Edward Hennessy, 35, of Belmont: A 1988 Harvard graduate and consultant for Emergence Consulting. He was on a project for Time Warner in New York City. He also was a musician. He leaves a wife and two children, ages 3 and 6.
John A. Hofer, 45, of Bellflower, Calif.: Owner of a small business, Hofer was in Boston on a golfing vacation. He leaves behind a teenage daughter.
Cora Holland, 52, of Sudbury: Was on her way to San Bernardino, Calif., to visit her mother and other relatives. She was an energetic volunteer at the Sudbury Food Pantry and the Noble & Greenough School in Dedham. She leaves her husband, Stephen; three children; and two grandchildren.
Nicholas Humber, 60, of Newton: Owned his own business, Brae Burn Management. He was involved in the Environmental Business Council of New England. "As a friend, you
couldn't have a nicer person," said neighbor David Walsh.
Waleed J. Iskandar, of London: Former Boston resident now working as an executive with the Monitor Management Co. in London. His father said Iskandar was headed to California to introduce his fiancee to his family.
John C. Jenkins, 45, of Cambridge: Corporate office services manager for Charles River Associates. He earned an accounting degree from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst and had wide experience managing offices for businesses and nonprofits. He leaves behind two brothers and his mother.
Charles Jones, 48, of Bedford: Retired Air Force colonel and program manager for BAE Systems, a defense contractor and the largest employer in New Hampshire. He was an astronaut and pilot on his way to Los Angeles to present a proposal to a client.
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