Category Archives: World Trade Center Rebuilding

Port Authority sells stake in WTC retail mall

By Kimberly | Published: December 5, 2013

By Steve Strunsky The Star-Ledger The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey today approved the sale of the agency’s 50-percent stake in a retail complex at the World Trade Center PATH and subway station to its private-sector partner in the venture. The Port Authority said the $800 million sale of 365,000 square feet […]

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Court strikes down lawsuit holding developer responsible for World Trade Center building collapse

By Kimberly | Published: December 4, 2013
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By Daniel Beekman New York Daily News The collapse of a third World Trade Center building several hours after the twin towers were destroyed on 9/11 terrorist cannot be attributed to negligence by its developer, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday. Con Edison and its insurance companies claimed a company owned by developer Larry Silverstein and […]

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‘The angel of 9/11’: Workers stunned by eerie face in World Trade Center steel

By Kimberly | Published: December 3, 2013
Construction workers at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum have been stunned at a face appearing in a twisted girder from the World Trade Center. Mary Altaffer/AP

By Stephen Rex Brown New York Daily News A twisted and corroded steel girder recovered from Ground Zero appears to bear the visage of an anguished woman who construction workers dubbed the “Angel of 9/11.” The massive mangled beam is part of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum and one of two “impact steel” […]

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