Like passionate pit crews, hundreds of volunteers smiled as they assembled hundreds of bikes for the 10th Annual 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance hosted by the 9/11 Tribute Museum.

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Just a few blocks south of the original World Trade Center location is a unique space of masterfully designed galleries integrated with immersive audio and video technology, where visitors can experience the history of 9/11 in a different way – through the stories of its heroes, survivors and the families affected.

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Farley and a dozen other vets meet each Saturday to share writings on their wartime experiences. The aim, Farley said, is to publish and bring a new perspective about the realities of war and its emotional fallout at a time when the frequency of terror attacks can be mind-numbing.

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First responders and employees of companies affected by the Sept. 11 terror attacks built 500 bright pink and green children’s bicycles in lower Manhattan Wednesday as part of the 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance.

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All hands were on deck Wednesday at the World Trade Center where 450 volunteers assembled donated bicycles that will be given to children of military families who are on active duty.

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Started by families of victims, it tells the story of the human kindness that was in evidence from the moments the planes hit, right up until today.

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We are so pleased to welcome visitors from around the world to have a chance to hear the people from the 9/11 community share their stories of September 11th.

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The 9/11 Tribute Museum reopens today, Tuesday, June 13, in its new home, at 92 Greenwich Street (near the corner of Rector Street), immediately following a 10:30 am ribbon-cutting ceremony. The Museum, formerly known as the 9/11 Tribute Center, now expanded and revamped, was founded in 2006 by the September 11th Families Association, a group that began as a confederation of widows and family members of New York City firefighters who perished during the 2001 terrorist attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center.

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The new quarters at 92 Greenwich Street, within walking distance of the Whitehall Ferry terminal, opened Tuesday with a patriotic ceremony and ribbon-cutting.

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