Remembering 9/11: 'Then we heard a roaring noise, getting louder and louder'

WIN OR GO HOME: Celtics vs. Raptors, Game 7 DAILY NEWSLETTER [Providence Journal]( 11 Sep, 2020 [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [SUBSCRIBE FOR ALL ACCESS]( Today's Top Stories: ['Then we heard a roaring noise, getting louder and louder': Firefighter, financier remember 9/11]( New York Fire Department Capt. Kevin Culley, who now lives in North Kingstown, and Morgan Stanley employee Brendan Burke, were inside the towers. They share their stories of the deadliest terrorist attacks on American soil. [Mail ballots confirm strong R.I. primary for progressive Democrats]( Senate President Dominick Ruggerio cemented his victory over the Fatima Hospital nurse who challenged him on his home turf, but when the 38,000-plus mail ballots were finally counted, two of his lieutenants met defeat. [R.I. approved for 2 more weeks of $300 in extra unemployment]( The federal government has approved an additional two weeks of a $300 weekly boost to unemployment benefits. [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Nursing homes worried as R.I. loosens COVID testing requirement]( Nursing homes in Rhode Island are raising a red flag over a state policy change that they say could reignite coronavirus infections in the hard-hit facilities. [The push and pull on middle school sports]( So, why did the Rhode Island Principals' Committee on Athletics announce that it was pulling the plug on its fall season for middle school sports two days after Gov. Gina Raimondo announced she wanted schools to participate in sports? [Subscribe to The Providence Journal]( [WIN OR GO HOME: Game 7 against Raptors puts Celtics at crossroads in their extended season]( They will be doing one of two things on Saturday after spending 66 days inside the NBA's Disney World bubble. [Cam Newton honored to make Patriots history this weekend]( On Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m., Cam Newton is set to make history at an important time in this country. And Finally... [Photos: Restaurants that closed this year]( The future is challenging for the hospitality industry because of the coronavirus pandemic. Journal Food Editor Gail Ciampa writes that Rhode Island has had several high-profile restaurants permanently close. Here is a look back at them. [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( You are receiving this communication as a member of the Providence Journal. Providence Journal values your online privacy. For more information, view our [privacy policy]( now. Please do not reply to this message. [Manage Preferences Or Unsubscribe]( Providence Journal 75 Fountain Street Providence, RI 02902 © 2020 Providence Journal. All rights reserved.