Alice Greenwald is stepping down from running the National September 11th Memorial & Museum in 2022, reports Zachary Small for the New York Times.
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NYPD and Santa deliver gifts to children at the Seton Foundation for Learning
For the ninth year in a row, the NYPD has given Santa a lift and helped him deliver presents to the children of Seton Foundation ‘s Mother Franciska Elementary School.
It’s a beloved tradition for officers at Highway District 5, one of whom, Evan Goldberg, donned the red suit and beard, reported Katie Kallahan for the Staten Island Advance.
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If you’re missing a lost loved one, connect with a ‘call’ from this very special telephone booth
Richard and Lois Nicotra, Staten Island philanthropists who run the Hilton Garden Inn, have installed a phone booth in their Memorial Garden so that people can “place phone calls” to loved ones they have lost this holiday season, reports Carol Ann Benanti for the Staten Island Advance.
“It’s a gift to our Staten Island community. Make a phone call and connect with someone you are missing — especially during the holiday season when we think about our loved ones more than ever. We think they’ll hear you.”
The Memorial Garden honors the 274 Staten Island residents who were killed in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 the 85 Staten Island service members killed in the Vietnam War.
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