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Yellow Ribbon Tied To WTC Tree Ahead Of Veterans Day As Special Gesture Of Honor
More than 100 ribbons were distributed at the Saturday morning ceremony. A wreath was laid near the tree, which thrives more than a decade after it emerged from the smoking rubble.
Bloomberg: Port Authority Wrong To Halt PATH Train Service For Obama Visit
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says trains between New York and New Jersey should not have been halted because President Barack Obama was in town.
Court: ’93 Bombing Not Result Of World Trade Center Managers’ Negligence
The majority conclude that the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which runs area airports and owns the trade center site, is entitled to government immunity for its security measures at the building.
Memorial Service Honors Port Authority Employees Slain In Terror Attacks
In the days following 9/11, victims’ family members came to St. Peter’s Church just up the street from where the Twin Towers fell, to find comfort. They returned 10 years later to remember the fallen.
Jeffrey Melofchik Acquitted Of Manslaughter In Deutsche Bank Fire
A day after Salvatore DePaola’s acquittal, a second construction-company supervisor was acquitted of manslaughter and all other charges in a fire that killed two firefighters at the condemned Deutsche Bank tower at Ground Zero.
Report: Conde Nast Finalizes One World Trade Center Lease
An official said magazine publisher Conde Nast’s lease to move into a million square feet of the signature skyscraper at the World Trade Center site will be a 25-year, $2 billion lease.
Conde Nast To Become New Tenant At One World Trade Center
Magazine publisher Conde Nast plans to occupy 1 million square feet at the rebuilt World Trade Center’s signature skyscraper.
Sides Present Arguments Over Planned NYC Mosque
A group opposed to a planned mosque near Ground Zero has asked a judge to overturn New York City’s decision to withhold landmark status for the building site.
One World Trade Center Passes Halfway Mark
Port Authority Executive Director Chris Ward was beaming as he said great progress is being made on the construction of One World Trade Center.
Ray Kelly: WTC Site To Get Nearly 700 Cops
New York Police Department Commissioner Raymond Kelly spoke about the need for securing the site at an event Tuesday for the nonprofit Police Foundation. The 9/11 memorial will open on Sept. 11, 2011, and after that the new buildings.
Key Backer Of Ground Zero Mosque Takes Lesser Role
The nonprofit group controlled by the developer of the Islamic center said it supported Rauf’s work but needed someone who could spend more time on the nitty-gritty task of building a congregation.
‘Ground Zero Mosque’ Gets New Imam
The nonprofit group Park51 announced Friday that it had named a new imam to lead religious programing. Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf will focus on other initiatives.
Work Continues At Ground Zero
The toxic Deutsche Bank building’s demolition is nearing completion and construction of One World Trade Center is moving along.
Residents To Also Benefit From 9/11 Health Bill
It isn’t just first responders who will benefit from the James Zadroga 9/11 health bill, but also those who lived in Lower Manhattan.
Greek Orthodox Church Sues PA Over Rebuilding Promise
A Greek Orthodox church destroyed on Sept. 11 is taking legal action against the agency that owns ground zero, saying it’s reneged on a promise to rebuild the church.
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