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Op-ed | 25 years later, middle-class New Yorkers remain the heart of 9/11 recovery | amNewYork

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By Gary LaBarbera, Bill Keegan
| amNewYork Verified
Twenty-five years ago, New York's middle-class workers did not hesitate to step up after 9/11 to help this city rebuild, recover, and rekindle in the aftermath of the senseless terror attacks on the World Trade Center. Dozens of union construction trades, alongside first responders, walked toward the wreckage as many others were still trying to process what happened.
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Commentary: N.Y. is ready to tap into thermal energy. What are we waiting for?

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By Gary LaBarbera, Mario Cilento
| Times Union (Albany) Verified
A proposed pilot project in Haverstraw, Rockland County, would build a neighborhood-scale thermal energy system connecting residential, commercial and municipal buildings. Brian Logan/Getty Images Imagine entire neighborhoods where homes, schools and businesses are connected through a shared network that provides efficient heating and cooling year-round.
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NYC Building Trades Launches Peer Support Network

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By Gary LaBarbera
| awf.labortools.com
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, the America's Work Force Union Podcast sat down with Gary LaBarbera, President of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York and the New York State Building and Construction Trades Council, to discuss a newly launched peer support network designed to confront what he called an epidemic of death by suicide among construction workers.
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