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Fire News, September 2021, Page 25
Looking Back Baseball After September 11
Westchester - 2016
On July 19, 2016, a construction crane being used to build the Tappan Zee Bridge’s replacement bridge collapsed across six lanes of traffic. Miraculously, only four people (some reports say five) three motorists and a construction worker - were injured, all receiving minor injuries. - Fire News photo by Eddie Coppa
Jackson Heights - 2016
Fifteen years after the horrific events of September 11, 2001, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum paid tribute to baseball’s role in the healing process with a six-month exhibit, as well as with a special recognition during the recent Hall of Fame Weekend. - Photos by Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame
FDNY companies in the Jackson Heights section of Queens arrived at a multiple dwelling on 83rd Street on July 12, 2016, and found flames shooting from a third floor window with auto exposure to the floors above. Engines quickly stretched their handlines, while truck companies searched and vented. Several minor injuries were reported. - Fire News photo by FirstOnScenePhotos.com
