HeyJaredTom Archdeacon
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
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- Sep 11, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for SpringfieldNewsSun.com
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- Aug 9, 2026
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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: 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: 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.
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