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Just in time for the 9/11 anniversary, Chinese artist Yi Yang has finished his tribute to the 343 firefighters and paramedics who died at Ground Zero. Working in his small apartment in Flushing, Queens, he took five years to create the five-canvass painting of portraits. Yang took time off from his work as a portrait artist in and around Times Square to create a tableau of events and symbols from the city’s difficult days. [ 27 more words. ]
Rest In Peace the 343 Firefighters that made the Ultimate Sacrifice at Manhattan Box No. 8087 on September 11th, 2001, as well as the many Civilians, Police Officers, and EMS Personnel that answered the Call of Duty.
Police said there was a verbal exchange between the suspect and Rodeman moments before the incident. "The suspect came by, was upset for whatever reason (and) circled back around" before running into the firefighter, Kraus said. "The preliminary investigation is that he deliberately hit the firefighter who was standing in the road, collecting for the charity." The suspect, who was driving a small pickup truck, continued north on Cedar Street and eventually was stopped in the 3100 block of Lawdor Road, Lansing police Capt.
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) —A Myrtle Beach man is setting out to honor his 9/11 brothers and sisters and bring awareness to a serious cause. John Walters is a retired New York City firefighter who lives now in Myrtle Beach. He has dedicated his life to helping others. Once a member of the FDNY's Elite Rescue 1 Team, Walters was a devoted firefighter who lost his leg in 2006.
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) —A Myrtle Beach man is setting out to honor his 9/11 brothers and sisters and bring awareness to a serious cause. John Walters is...
A memorial wall commemorating FDNY members who died from 9/11-related illnesses grew by 21 names Tuesday as department officials recognized those who took the risks without hesitation. Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro unveiled the names added to the World Trade Center Memorial Wall at FDNY headquarters in Brooklyn. The additional names bring the total to 110. “No one hesitated,” Nigro said, recalling how firefighters responded after hijacked planes plowed into the twin towers. [ 35 more words. ]
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