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Sal hadn’t come to work on 9/11, and I assumed he had stayed home once the towers were hit. His mother was searching for him. more
Everything I know about being part of a community began with watching my dad. Twenty-five years after Sept. 11, I’m proud to carry that lesson with me and to serve communities in my own way. more
Long Island residents continue to remember the nearly 3,000 people who died and the profound changes 25 years after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. more
Across Baldwin streets have been dedicated in the memory of the 10 community members killed on Sept. 11, turning familiar corners into lasting memorials. more
While today’s students cannot remember where they were on Sept. 11, social studies teacher Kerry Dennis believes they can understand its significance through their families, community and the people whose names they encounter at school. more
Hospitals outside Manhattan were expected to receive stable patients transferred from city hospitals so those facilities could focus on treating the most seriously injured. But the anticipated wave of patients never came. more
On Sept. 11, 2001, many people left their homes unaware of what the morning would bring. For Hewlett resident Joe Ruvolo, 65, his day began in Springfield Gardens, Queens, with the New York Police Department Highway Patrol. more
Long Island Cares, a network of food pantries throughout Long Island, is recognizing September as Hunger Action Month and requesting monetary and food donations to help some of the most vulnerable families in local communities. more
Read reporting on what to expect from the 29 teams in our coverage area, game schedules, stand out players and more. more
Wantagh has reached the county semifinals at Hofstra in 28 of the past 30 seasons. It’s both a goal and an expectation. more
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