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Hundreds of people gathered in Wilton on Sunday to honor the victims and heroes of the Sept. 11 attacks.

First responders hosted the annual CT United Ride, which serves as a tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice nearly 25 years ago.

Hundreds of motorcycles took part in the event, riding beneath a large American flag as participants showed their support for the victims, survivors and their families.

Organizers say the ride is a way to keep the memory of those lost on Sept. 11 alive while honoring the courage and service of first responders.

The event continues to draw riders and supporters from across the region each year.

SEPT. 11 TRIBUTE

Hundreds of motorcyclists gathered in Wilton to honor the victims and heroes of Sept. 11.