9/11 (Page 2)
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17 years later: The Brooklyn skyline remembers
As people watched, many were overwhelmed with the memories of being within the smoke that overtook the screen in front of them.
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A doorman remembers 9/11
“I’ll always remember the smell of burning electric wire and cement, hazing over the whole area for months.”
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Remembering 9/11 at “Come From Away”
While the show has been open for almost two years, this is their first performance on the anniversary of 9/11.
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Notes of Remembrance at St. Paul’s Chapel
One by one, mourners approached the podium, each reciting a portion of the names of the fallen responders.
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The 11th of September at O’Hara’s
Among the roughly 2,750 people who died that Tuesday morning, many were regulars of O’Hara’s, whether it was for an after-work drink with a colleague or on their lunch break for a burger and fries.
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New friendships forged from the aftermath of 9/11 — 16 years later
The two stood close. An onlooker would not have known that, even an hour before, neither had known the other existed.
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At Ground Zero, Truther preaches to anyone willing to listen
The entire event was orchestrated in order to use fear as a mechanism to pressure people into allowing the government to take more control over their lives, he said.
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Loud bells, quiet remembrance for the victims of 9/11
Sixteen years later, the crowds have thinned, but the church continued its tradition of holding space in remembrance of that day and months following.
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City’s Muslims struggle to escape the shadow of 9/11
With nearly one million Muslims, New York is reportedly among the states with the highest Muslim population.
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On 9/11 mourners and tourists remember the victims
Mourners and families gather near ground zero to remember.