September 2, 2026

The pain and truama of 9/11 shaped many of those leading NYC 25 years later

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The attacks of Sept 11, 2001 claimed thousands of lives and shattered countless families, but the trauma of that day and the resilience NYC showed in the weeks and years following the destruction of the Twin Towers also helped shape many who would go onto key positions of leadership in the worlds of politics, business and culture.Here are just a few of their stories: Julie Menin, NYC Council president Julie Menin was living in lower Manhattan and running a small bistro across from the New York Stock Exchange when the terrorists struck, turning her bustling neighborhood into a roiling sea...

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The pain and truama of 9/11 shaped many of those leading NYC 25 years later

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