New York police museum to open near World Trade Center site
The New York Police Museum opens mid January six blocks from Ground Zero, honoring 23 officers who died in the Sept. 11 attacks with photos badges and historic displays. The five story building features a 1920s Tommy gun and other policing artifacts while offering a DARE program for youths and interactive gun judgment simulations.
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New York Receives Wide Range of Donations After Tragedy
Boxes of grapefruit quilts and 17 tons of macaroni and cheese flowed into New York City for relief efforts. Firetrucks arrived from Louisiana to replace losses, while students from Kansas Iowa Florida North Dakota and Texas sent socks lip balm mittens and 26000 grapefruits and 30000 pounds of fruit to feed and comfort rescue workers and police.
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Love Is Blind in Milwaukee and Other Abby Columns
A reader questions her mother dating a golf pro with an attached relationship, warning signs and a family rift. Abby advises caution and suggests involving the mother in activities while maintaining respect. A separate letter confesses marital infidelity and Abby recommends counseling to address vulnerability and prevent repeats. The final query asks for polite nonalcoholic hosting tips, and Abby suggests offering varied nonalcoholic drinks and clear house rules.
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Wisconsin's Watergate shadows Capitol ethics probes
Wisconsin faces a potential scandal as district attorneys in Dane and Milwaukee counties probe whether state employees used state resources for political campaigns. Investigations followed reports that legislative caucus staff coordinated ads and voter lists on state time, prompting a dissolution deal with lawmakers.
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