Bearing witness: Local couple lived 9/11 up close
On the morning of September 11, 2001, Cheryl Sanborn boarded the N Train from her home in Astoria, Queens at 8:15am, earlier than usual. An administrative assistant at a lower Manhattan law firm, she intended to make a detour on her way to work.
"Every Tuesday and Thursday in the summer," she explains, "they used to set up a green market in the World Trade Center parking lot. So I'd usually cut through there for a big pumpkin muffin and a cup of apple cider."
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Carmen's law: Cat shooting prompts new gun measure
She was one family's pet, but the death of Carmen the cat may soon have an impact on every resident of Albemarle County. On Wednesday September 6, a day after Hook press ti...
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