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Watch Live: New York City pauses to remember those killed in 9/11 terror attacks - Vimarsana News

Watch Live: New York City pauses to remember those killed in 9/11 terror attacks

There will be moments of silence throughout the morning to honor the men, women and children who died 22 years ago on this day.

Newark Firefighters Augusto Acabou, Wayne Brooks Jr. killed battling cargo ship fire at Port Newark - Vimarsana News

Newark Firefighters Augusto Acabou, Wayne Brooks Jr. killed battling cargo ship fire at Port Newark

"This is the ultimate, ultimate sacrifice of the fire service to lose a brother or sister of this profession," Newark Fire Chief Rufus Jackson said.

International flights at JFK Airport canceled for second day in a row due to power disruption - Vimarsana News

International flights at JFK Airport canceled for second day in a row due to power disruption

A damaged electrical panel has been repaired, but it's not enough to fully restore operations at the terminal.

Tri-State Area Heat Advisory: 'Feels-Like' Temperatures Soar Above 100 Amid Heat Wave - Vimarsana News

Tri-State Area Heat Advisory: 'Feels-Like' Temperatures Soar Above 100 Amid Heat Wave

Tri-State Area Heat Advisory: ‘Feels-Like’ Temperatures Soar Above 100 Amid Heat Wave CBS New York 16 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS New York NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Tuesday was the hottest day of the year in New York City, and summer has only just begun. Tuesday afternoon, the Mobile Weather Lab recorded a temperature of 94.2 degrees, but the “feels like” temperature was 104 degrees, and temperatures hit 95 degrees in Central Park. Newark, New Jersey, set a record at 102 degrees with a “feels like” temperature of 109 degrees. The National Weather Service has...

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