Marathon a milestone on city's long road to recovery

Article Abstract:

The 32nd New York City Marathon took place on Nov 04, 2001. There was a cheerful atmosphere, with participants determined to show that the terrorist attacks cannot be allowed to dominate all aspects of life in the city.

Marathon running, 2001 AD, New York City Marathon (Running)

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Horror to history: New York wears its grief on a gallery wall

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The New York Historical Society is staging an exhibition entitled 'New York September 11 by Magnum Photographers.' The photographs were taken by 11 members of Magnum on the day of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre and during the following days. There are also some photographs of the World Trade Centre still standing.

Services information, Museums and art galleries, Museums & Art Galleries, Museums, Exhibitions, Portrayals, Photography, Terrorism, Art industry, Art industries and trade, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001, New York Historical Society

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Down on the farm, Hillary is listening to America

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Hillary Clinton has presented herself as a prospective candidate for the US Senate seat to be vacated at the end of 2000 by Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan. She may not make a formal declaration until autumn 1999, but it is now widely believed that she is determined to go ahead. She has already filed notice that she is creating an exploratory committee that permits her to raise money for a possible campaign. It is likely that she will run against Rudolph Giuliani, Mayor of New York, NY.

Legislative Bodies, Senate-Appointments, Political activity, Presidents, First ladies, Clinton, Hillary Rodham

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