On this anniversary of September 11, 2001, let's pause to look back at some of the photos released that day and the days that followed so that we may never forget.
September 11, 2001, stands as one of the most somber days in American history, etched in the collective memory of a nation, including those in Upstate New York.
This past Sunday my wife and I were in New York City to visit the brand new 9-11 Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center site. I am always a little queasy going down to that famous place and I felt the same this Sunday going there. One thing that struck me was the weather...
A year ago my fourth book was published. This one, published by Syracuse Unviersity Press, is titled "Monumentally New York" and it takes a look at 30 different monuments, statues and memorials found around Upstate New York. The list covers all elments of Upstate life, from history to entertainment to folklore.
One World Trade Center Tallest in NYC
In a statement yesterday, governor Andrew Cuomo announced that the new world trade center has become the tallest building in NYC, a statement showing to the world the resilience of the people of New York and the nation.