Over 1,000 hours of 9/11 footage being donated to New York Public Library
The hope is the footage may eventually help shape new research, books and documentaries.
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The hope is the footage may eventually help shape new research, books and documentaries.
Thursday marked 24 years since the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks, when hijackers crashed four passenger jets, two of them into the World Trade Center.
Superintendent Laurie Newell said Thursday the district has been hosting job fairs this summer, and will continue outreach this fall.
NYPD Officer Jay Peña was laid to rest Wednesday in Brooklyn after he was killed last week in a motorcycle crash on the BQE.
Thursday's protest in NYC was timed to coincide with the anniversary of the Civil Rights-era March on Washington in 1963.
Metro-North faced delays on the New Haven and Harlem lines, and LIRR service was partially suspended on the Port Jefferson Branch.
An NYPD detective was shot twice in Queens in a friendly fire incident while responding to a carjacking Friday morning, officials said.
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