BETHEL – When Brendan Ryan took off from Bethel High School for a 5K Sunday morning, he wasn’t in shorts and a T-shirt, but his firefighter gear and helmet.The assistant chief for the Bethel Volunteer Fire Department was one of…
Tyre, N.Y. (WHAM) – The 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit is in the Rochester region for the first time.It is part of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Siller, a NYFD firefighter, died on September 11, 2001 after running…
All proceeds from Saturday’s sales went to the Stephen Siller Tunnel To Towers Foundation. Source: It’s here! Shake Shack soft-opens at the Staten Island Mall Saturday | SILive.com
Shake Shack is officially heading to Staten Island this weekend. Source: Staten Island to Welcome First Shake Shack This Weekend – NBC New York
Canadaigua, N.Y. – A volunteer firefighter in Cheshire took his love to new heights when he climbed 100 stories to complete the perfect proposal.That happened on Sunday during the annual at the annual Tunnel to Towers charity climb at One…
The 3,000 square-foot Shack will be located in free standing building outside the Mall’s main entrance. Source: Staten Island’s first Shake Shack to open Sunday | SILive.com
At least 1,000 people registered for the race organized by the Stephen Siller Tower Climb in honor of fallen FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller. Source: WTC climb honors victims of 9/11 attack, Parkland shooting | Newsday
A pair of lovebirds flew — well, climbed — to the top of One World Trade on Sunday for an emotional proposal.Emergency room nurse and volunteer fire eater Jim Busch surprised his Source: World Trade Center climb leads to proposal
The event is now in its fourth year. Source: Hundreds Take Part In Tunnel To Towers Climb At One World Trade Center « CBS New York
The fourth annual Tunnel to Towers Tower Climb is Sunday. As many as 1,000 people will participate, climbing 104 floors, taking 2,226 steps, up One World Trade Center. Source: Officer prepares for her 4th Tower Climb – Story | WNYW
CLINTON — A mobile exhibit aimed at honoring those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, will be coming to Clinton this weekend. Source: Remembering the fallen | Local News | clintonherald.com
