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Wolcott native in a Bills hat gets millions of monthly views with Gen X content (opens the original)
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A teenager named John Kotrides doesn't have a cell phone, has no internet access and is jamming to tunes like Don't You (Forget About Me). Now at age 56, he's making sure people don't forget about that time and what it was like growing up then. He's a content creator getting millions of monthly views focusing on Gen X. It all started during the Covid-19 pandemic. "I've been working at least one job since I was like nine, you know, under the table, mowing lawns, whatever, usually two jobs.," Kotr
Liverpool mom remembers daughter killed on 9/11 as a 'force of nature' (opens the original)
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On September 11, 2001, Vanessa Lang Langer had recently started working at the World Trade Center. She loved New York City and wanted to work in the Twin Towers. When terrorists attacked on 9/11, Vanessa's mother, Donna Marsh O'Connor, was frantically trying to find out if she was ok. "Now when I think about it. I think about her racing down those stairs in high heels, wondering if she was going to make it, " Donna said. Vanessa did not survive. She was 29 years old, married and pregnant. She wa
9/11 widower urges gratitude as he remembers wife who 'lit up a room' (opens the original)
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Mark Morabito has something he hopes people will do today and every single day and that is show gratitude. On September 11, 2001, Mark dropped his wife Laura Lee off at Boston's Logan Airport. She had a business meeting in Los Angeles. Mark was originally going with her but decided not to because family was in town. "She changed her flight to flight 11," he said. "I asked her to change her flight to flight 11 because it was a wide body plane. I always feel guilty about that."' Laura Lee, 32, was
Family honors late NYSP K9 trooper Jeff Cicora, 9/11 responder who died of rare cancer (opens the original)
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Jeff Cicora was the life of the party. His wife Val, remembers hundreds of people showing up to his retirement party from the New York State Police. He was also funny and his son Jack remembers his kindness. "He was the type of person to drop what he was doing to help the person next to him," Jack Cicora said. Cicora was a hero and his family wants that legacy to live on. When terrorists attacked the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, Jeff was in K9 school in Cooperstown
Reporter Brandon Roth reflects on devastation reporting from NYC after 9/11 (opens the original)
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After the first plane hit the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001, Reporter Brandon Roth got a call from a friend in New York City. She told him to turn on the television. "I was like, 'That's no accident," Brandon Roth said. "Right then the second plane hit and my phone rang, and it was work and they were like, 'Get your gear, you are heading to New York." When Roth arrived in Manhattan, he says it was like a war zone with the ash from the buildings over his ankles. " I saw terrible thin
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