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It's been 25 years since 9/11. Yes, I'm still dealing with what I witnessed (opens the original)
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There’s a spot in downtown Newark, N.J., on a hill overlooking the Passaic River, where you’ve got a direct line of sight into lower Manhattan. Over the Passaic, beyond Jersey City and past the Hudson River. Twenty-five years ago tomorrow, I stood on that spot, a hill, and watched the Twin Towers burn. That spot was less than a block away from WBGO, the NPR member station where I was working as a reporter in 2001. Earlier that morning, I had just come back from my morning run in the small suburb
It's been 25 years since 9/11. Yes, I'm still dealing with what I witnessed (opens the original)
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There’s a spot in downtown Newark, N.J., on a hill overlooking the Passaic River, where you’ve got a direct line of sight into lower Manhattan. Over the Passaic, beyond Jersey City and past the Hudson River. Twenty-five years ago tomorrow, I stood on that spot, a hill, and watched the Twin Towers burn. That spot was less than a block away from WBGO, the NPR member station where I was working as a reporter in 2001. Earlier that morning, I had just come back from my morning run in the small suburb
It's been 25 years since 9/11. Yes, I'm still dealing with what I witnessed (opens the original)
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There’s a spot in downtown Newark, N.J., on a hill overlooking the Passaic River, where you’ve got a direct line of sight into lower Manhattan. Over the Passaic, beyond Jersey City and past the Hudson River. Twenty-five years ago tomorrow, I stood on that spot, a hill, and watched the Twin Towers burn. That spot was less than a block away from WBGO, the NPR member station where I was working as a reporter in 2001. Earlier that morning, I had just come back from my morning run in the small suburb
It's been 25 years since 9/11. Yes, I'm still dealing with what I witnessed (opens the original)
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There’s a spot in downtown Newark, N.J., on a hill overlooking the Passaic River, where you’ve got a direct line of sight into lower Manhattan. Over the Passaic, beyond Jersey City and past the Hudson River. Twenty-five years ago tomorrow, I stood on that spot, a hill, and watched the Twin Towers burn. That spot was less than a block away from WBGO, the NPR member station where I was working as a reporter in 2001. Earlier that morning, I had just come back from my morning run in the small suburb
A better way to get pickled (opens the original)
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Journalism is a tough job on just about every single day. Journalists are always looking for our next good story. We need to stay in touch with our sources and cultivate new ones. We’ve got to meet our deadlines. And we’ve got to get it right. When we’re done with one story, there’s no rest, not much of a chance to go “whew.” If we’re worth our salt as reporters, we already have at least a couple of other stories in the works. It’s a high-pressure profession. No wonder journalists have built up
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