
9/11 20 years later: Patrice O’Connor, Clifton Park – Clear blue sky, thick black smoke | Readers remember
I boarded the train in Albany headed for Manhattan for a two-day work meeting. It was a clear and crisp… Read more »
I boarded the train in Albany headed for Manhattan for a two-day work meeting. It was a clear and crisp… Read more »
It was a beautiful September morning. It was warm, and the sun was shining brightly as I drove to Latham… Read more »
The day was sunny and the sky was incredibly blue, but the men and women of the New York State… Read more »
It started out as a normal teaching day at Northville Central School. My first-period class was 11th-grade history and government…. Read more »
Long before sunrise on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001, my wife Katherine and I boarded Singapore Airlines Flight 26 from Frankfurt… Read more »
I reside in Latham but am originally from Hoboken, N.J. I attended Siena College and graduated in 1974, and stayed… Read more »
Has it really been 20 years? My wife and I were visiting the west coast of Canada on Sept. 11,… Read more »
At the time of the Sept. 11, 2001, tragic destruction of the World Trade Center, I was in the middle… Read more »
I remember Sept. 11, 2001, very well. I was at work at the Jardine Insurance Co. when someone came in… Read more »
The buildings that house Eastern Parkway United Methodist Church and Congregation Gates of Heaven in the upper Union Street section… Read more »
I was born in Brooklyn. For 37 years, I worked for a federal agency whose regional headquarters were located in… Read more »
My husband Bernie and I were spending the second week of September in a small cabin on Waneta Lake, a… Read more »