1. Wisconsin lost many residents on September 11th: In the attacks of September 11, 2001, Wisconsin lost seventeen residents. These individuals included people who were passengers on planes, those who were working in or near the World Trade Center, and first responders who died while selflessly trying to help others.

2. A Wisconsin college student narrowly missed being on one of the planes: A college student from Wisconsin named Maggie Iken was scheduled to be on one of the planes that crashed into the World Trade Center. However, due to difficulties getting a ticket, she was not able to board the flight.

3. The Green Bay Packers honored first responders on the first anniversary of 9/11: In the days following the attacks, many organizations created tributes to honor and remember the victims. The Green Bay Packers football team held a special ceremony during a game on the first anniversary of the attacks to honor first responders from Wisconsin.

4. Wisconsin school district temporarily changed its name: In the days following the attack on the World Trade Center, a Wisconsin school district temporarily changed its name as a show of solidarity with the victims. The district, which was named Whitnall School District, changed its name to Patriot School District.

5. Wisconsin residents created their own tributes to honor the victims: In the days following the attacks, Wisconsin residents created their own tributes to honor the victims. These included backyard memorials, blood drives, and fundraisers to support the families of the victims. The community came together to show their support and love for those affected by the attacks.