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Katharine and Thomas Miller of Niskayuna.

9/11 20 years later: Thomas Miller, Niskayuna – On the way home, a detour | Readers remember

Long before sunrise on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001, my wife Katherine and I boarded Singapore Airlines Flight 26 from Frankfurt… Read more »

9/11 20 years later: Roger M. Fucilli, Latham – Shining through | Readers remember

I reside in Latham but am originally from Hoboken, N.J. I attended Siena College and graduated in 1974, and stayed… Read more »

9/11 20 years later: Donald DeFilippo, Schenectady – Showing ‘respect and sorrow’ | Readers remember

At the time of the Sept. 11, 2001, tragic destruction of the World Trade Center, I was in the middle… Read more »

A man lights a candle on Sept. 14, 2001 in memoriam of the victims of the Sept. 11th terrorist attacks

9/11 20 years later: Joe Bialobzeski, Ballston Lake – Canadian connection | Readers remember

Has it really been 20 years? My wife and I were visiting the west coast of Canada on Sept. 11,… Read more »

Faith Gifford inside her home in Schenectady

9/11 20 years later: Faith Gifford, Schenectady – ‘All those people’ | Readers remember

I remember Sept. 11, 2001, very well. I was at work at the Jardine Insurance Co. when someone came in… Read more »

Rev. Shawn L. Dugan of Zion Lutheran Church in Schenectady Sept. 14, 2001, left; Beth Flatt and her husband, Earl, at a prayer service Sept. 14, 2001, right

9/11 20 years later: They kept the faith — and kept the doors open

The buildings that house Eastern Parkway United Methodist Church and Congregation Gates of Heaven in the upper Union Street section… Read more »

9/11 20 years later: Joseph Slomka, Colonie – ‘We realized this was no accident’ | Readers remember

I was born in Brooklyn. For 37 years, I worked for a federal agency whose regional headquarters were located in… Read more »

9/11 20 years later: Christine Witkowski, Scotia – ‘Blissfully unaware’ then reality | Readers remember

My husband Bernie and I were spending the second week of September in a small cabin on Waneta Lake, a… Read more »

Oliva Sheldon outside her home in Rotterdam with her phone she used to call her late sister on every 9/11.

9/11 20 years later: Oliva Sheldon, Rotterdam – Disbelief | Readers remember

The day 9/11 was memorable for us. My sister, Marina Capullo, was visiting us from Tucson, Arizona. We were having… Read more »

Rotterdam

9/11 20 years later: Charles M. Amoroso, Rotterdam – The call of duty | Readers remember

I served as a Chief Warrant Officer 5, in the New York Army National Guard, in the role of State… Read more »

Ray Simboli, 70, sits outside his Burnt Hills home.

9/11 20 years later: Ray Simboli, Burnt Hills – A matter of timing | Readers remember

I was born 70 years ago in Schenectady. I lived there until the mid-1970s when I moved to NYC to… Read more »

9/11 20 years later: Christine Gryscavage, Glenville – Recognized name | Readers remember

On September 11, I was working at the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) office in Latham. A wife of one of… Read more »

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9/11 20 years later: Thomas Miller, Niskayuna – On the way home, a detour | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: Roger M. Fucilli, Latham – Shining through | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: Donald DeFilippo, Schenectady – Showing ‘respect and sorrow’ | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: Joe Bialobzeski, Ballston Lake – Canadian connection | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: Faith Gifford, Schenectady – ‘All those people’ | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: They kept the faith — and kept the doors open

9/11 20 years later: Joseph Slomka, Colonie – ‘We realized this was no accident’ | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: Christine Witkowski, Scotia – ‘Blissfully unaware’ then reality | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: Oliva Sheldon, Rotterdam – Disbelief | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: Charles M. Amoroso, Rotterdam – The call of duty | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: Ray Simboli, Burnt Hills – A matter of timing | Readers remember

9/11 20 years later: Christine Gryscavage, Glenville – Recognized name | Readers remember

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Firefighters battle blaze on Maplewood Avenue in Schenectady Sunday morning

Rotterdam church portrait event shares joy, healing

Community engagement officers seek to close the gap at Schenectady High School

Niskayuna elementary school principal charged with DWI

Mural highlighting Capital Region youth of color begins Schenectady display

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