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Archdeacon: 25 years after 9/11 we learned good does overtake evil in the end’ (opens the original)
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I was more overwhelmed than Iâd ever been in my career, or have been since, standing in that damaged, desecrated third-floor apartment on Liberty Street in New York City. Three days earlier, the big window had offered an up-close view of the soaring World Trade Centerâs South Tower. The 110-story landmark â like its twin North Tower â had been felled by terrorists who hijacked two passenger-laden planes and turned them into missiles they flew into the iconic skyscrapers filled with peopl
Archdeacon: ‘He Was More Than a Symbol’ — remembering Pierre Damas Bel (opens the original)
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As soon as he saw the message, he said he knew: âOh, no! This isnât normal. Something is not right.â Miles Dooley was on the Ohio State campus, where heâs a freshman majoring in biomedical engineering, when his mom, Lisa Pankratz, a second grade teacher back home in Springfield sent him a text Monday night that read: âDo you have a second to call?â As he sat in his dorm room Wednesday, Sept., 2, he remembered his reaction: âI got a pit in my stomach. I knew this was something bad.â
Archdeacon: Hunter Hill's final gift gave a teenager ‘a second chance at life’ (opens the original)
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The photo of Hunter Hill as a 9-year-old youth league baseball player in the Dayton area that Carter Anderson keeps in his wallet. The 30-year-old Hill died in mid-November of 2024 and his donated heart saved the life of Anderson, a teenage baseball standout in suburban Minneapolis. CONTRIBUTED It was a sound that took her by surprise. One that overwhelmed her, then comforted her and ended up leaving her with a sense of solace unlike anything sheâd experienced in the past 19 difficult months.
Archdeacon: The untold story of Larry Connor's Everest expedition (opens the original)
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Rob Dieguez was enthralled by the mountain and inspired by the man. Dieguez is a real-life action hero. An elite U.S. Air Force special operations pararescueman, he flew nearly 500 missions all over the world during the Global War on Terrorism and is one of a handful with a combat military freefall infill that got him dropped behind enemy lines. And yet he was captivated by the expedition Larry Connor asked him to join and eventually lead. Connor is the founder and CEO of The Connor Group, the n
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