Ground zero graveyard shift shades of grief emerge
Three months after the Sept. 11 attacks the World Trade Center site works overnight with cranes and rubble trucks as volunteers and workers provide food, counseling, and shelter at St. Pauls Chapel and nearby centers. The scene blends relief, prayer, and weary routine.
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