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| | Lower Manhattan : News | Downtown in the News | August 26th - September 1st, 2005 |
 | | Established by Gary Marlon Suson, who spent eight months at Ground Zero with recovery workers searching for victims' remains, the 1,000-square-foot museum will be housed in Manhattan's Meatpacking District on West 14th Street -- the same building that Suson stood on to take images of the World Trade Center collapse in 2001, AP explained. |
 | | Tuesday, August 30: A major step toward Lower Manhattan's grand, future transportation network was made official as Gov. George Pataki and Mayor Michael Bloomberg, joined by Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) and Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) officials, marked the start of construction on the Fulton Street Transit Center's underground concourse. |
 | | The museum, through its resource center, exhibitions, and educational programs, hopes to tell the individual stories of the victims of the World Trade Center attacks and recall the contributions made around the world toward rescue, recovery, and relief efforts. |
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