Kenny Haskell was on the Manhattan Bridge in a bus filled with fellow FDNY firefighters headed for the World Trade Center when the south tower collapsed that fateful morning of Sept. 11, 2001. More.
Kenny Haskell was on the Manhattan Bridge in a bus filled with fellow FDNY firefighters headed for the World Trade Center when the south tower collapsed that fateful morning of Sept. 11, 2001. More.
The tissues were at the ready, I was sure I'd be crying my way through Come From Away. I knew it was a true story about thousands of plane passengers diverted to a small town in Gander, Canada, after American airspace closed following the 9/11 terrorist attack. I knew it would touch on some harsh and heart-breaking topics. More.
This interim report sets out the high-level themes and issues highlighted through my Kenova Northern Ireland legacy investigations and provides a brief context and history of connected events. More.
Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The sorrow, loss, anger, and resolve so evident immediately following the September 11, 2001, attacks have been combined in an effort to help assure that our country will never again be caught unprepared. More.
First responders are the unsung heroes in our communities, bravely stepping into the line of duty to protect and save lives. Behind their courageous façade, however, lies a reality that often goes unnoticed — first responders’ mental health challenges. More.
A Port Authority Police officer who died from 9/11-related cancer will forever be remembered in Queens. On Sunday, the 94th Street/Grand Central overpass to LaGuardia Airport was named for Officer Pavlos Pallas, who was known as Paul by his loved ones. More.
Warwick Academy has renamed its spring concert in memory of a former student who died in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York, the school said yesterday. More.
Under a near perfect blue sky one Tuesday morning in the later summer of 2001, battalions of firefighters donned bunker gear to answer a call to service. It would be the last for 343 of New York’s finest and bravest firefighters. They never returned from the 110-story World Trade Centers towers. More.