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Nassau Officials Dedicate Park To 9/11 First Responder And Victim Advocate Luis Alvarez

Office of the Nassau County Executive On Long Island, a Nassau County park has been renamed in honor of former NYPD detective and 9/11 first responder, Luis Alvarez. Alvarez, a Long Island native, gained national attention as he fought alongside comedian Jon Stewart to extend the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran had introduced the bill to rename the park in Alvarez’s honor shortly after he died in 2019 from cancer caused by toxins at Ground Zero. “It means so much that we re able to dedicate this park, this little patch of green less than a mile from his home, to a fallen American hero whose altruism ranged from his bravery on the job during 9/11, and of course, to his dying day,” Curran said.

9/11 jeopardized first responders health Nearly 20 years later, COVID-19 brought new risks

For those who risked their life during and after the 2001 attacks, the threat of COVID-19 was magnified by vulnerabilities and the echo of trauma.

9/11 jeopardized first responders health Nearly 20 years later, COVID brought new risks

9/11 jeopardized first responders’ health. Nearly 20 years later, COVID-19 brought new risks. Christopher J. Eberhart and Nancy Cutler, Rockland/Westchester Journal News © Mark Vergari/The Journal News John Feal points out the name of his friend, FDNY F.F. Ray Pfeifer, on the 9/11 Responders Remembered Park in Nesconset, April 6, 2021. Feal, who established the FealGood Foundation and created the park, has become a leading activist in getting the 9/11 James Zadroga Act, the WTC Health Program and the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund, passed and then renewed and then made permanent. John Feal led scores of trips to Congress with 9/11 responders and comedian Jon Stewart to fight for health treatment and benefits for those who rushed toward danger on Sept. 11, 2001, and continue to suffer health effects.

There s still no closure : LIers reflect on 10 years since bin Laden s killing

There s still no closure : LIers reflect on 10 years since bin Laden s killing
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