Military aid floods Manhattan as NY troops deploy
Hundreds of military police and medical personnel from the 174th Fighter Wing based in Marlydale move from Upstate New York toward Manhattan to assist rescue and relief efforts at the World Trade Center site. Rural Metro sends 90 paramedics and 23 ambulances while National Guard Civil Support Team aids city responders.
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Manhattan
al Nall
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Buffalo
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World Trade Center
Michael Hughes
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George Pataki
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Bomb threats disrupt Syracuse state building evacuation underway
A bomb threat called to the John M Hughes State Office Building prompted evacuation of the state Division of Parole office around 9 am. Bomb-sniffing dogs checked the building as about 75 people waited outside, police continued the search with limited info from the caller.
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Syracuse
Tom Ferrante
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Central New Yorkers react to 9/11 attacks
Central New Yorkers reacted with shock and fear on September 11 2001 as the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks unfolded. People reached out to loved ones in New York and Washington DC while churches and cafes became places to process the tragedy and seek peace amid confusion. Local residents recalled where they were and how the morning changed their sense of safety.
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Officials put city county on high alert
Local police departments increased patrols and the Onondaga County 9H Center expanded staff as the Emergency Operations Center opened. Sheriff Kevin Walsh, Manlius Chief Dick Carbery, and county EM director Peter Alberti described heightened readiness and communications coordination while noting the area remains low threat. DeWitt and Camillus police boosted patrols and generator checks were performed as authorities urged calm.
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Nicholas Pirro
Syracuse
Matt Driscoll
Dennis DuVal
Civic Center
Onondaga County
Kevin Walsh
Peter Alberti
Red Cross
Tragedy Delays Syracuse Mayoral Primary Election
In Syracuse a four way mayoral race paused as New York postponed all Tuesday primaries after a terrorist attack in New York City. Gov Pataki ordered delays affecting city judge and town races while voters, candidates, and volunteers faced sudden changes and safety measures.
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Bernie Mahoney
Mass
George Pataki
Pataki
Camillus
Cicero
Clay, de Witt
Elbridge
Geddes
Salina
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