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News
9/11 statue honors firefighters and other first responders
“The Kneeling Fireman" is the first 9/11 memorial in midtown.
Features
In Harlem, hundreds celebrate the re-opening of founding father’s house
An unveiling ceremony for the newly restored Hamilton Grange in Harlem, Manhattan attracted hundreds of visitors Sept. 17.
Features
Dumpling fest draws big crowds, food eating champs
Tang’s Natural NYC Dumpling Festival draws big crowds to the Lower East Side.
News
Oysters disappearing on the Chesapeake
Oyster dredging no longer a solid livelihood for watermen.
News
Times Square rallies for Georgia death row inmate
Hundreds of protestors gathered to stop Monday's scheduled execution.
News
Mock field hospital raises awarness of starving children
An estimated 195 million children worldwide suffer from malnutrition.
Arts
The art of photojournalism honored in NoHo
The Openhouse Gallery in Soho, is showcasing the New York Press Photographers Association’s annual exhibit, The Year in Pictures 2010.
News•Special Reports
Foreign citizens pay their respects at ground zero
On blocks surrounding the 9/11 Memorial that was unveiled here Sunday, foreign visitors comprised a sizable chunk of those who packed its sidewalks.
News•Special Reports
9/11 marked by poignant moments… and a birthday
Thousands gather to remember a tragic day.
News•Special Reports
Westboro Baptist Church inflames 9/11 memorial service vistors
“You think 9/11 was bad, you ain’t seen nothing yet,” a church member said.