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Never Forget: A 9/11 Ceremony in Forest Park, 25 Years Later

By Big New York · 09/10/2026 · Updated 09/10/2026

By Cole Sinanian  | cole@queensledger.com GLENDALE — New Yorkers who remember that fateful September day 25 years ago don’t have to think hard to recall the confusion, the pain, and the faces of the loved ones they lost. For District 28 State Assemblymember Andrew Hevesi, each anniversary brings back memories of Scotty, a childhood friend.

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By Cole Sinanian  | cole@queensledger.com GLENDALE — New Yorkers who remember that fateful September day 25 years ago don’t have to think hard to recall the confusion, the pain, and the faces of the loved ones they lost. For District 28 State Assemblymember Andrew Hevesi, each anniversary brings back memories of Scotty, a childhood friend.

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