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25 years later, a bittersweet reunion

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By Maureen Mullarkey Verified
| Newsday Verified
Yoni Brook, left, and Michael Sauer at Sauer's home in Woodmere on Friday. The two met when Brook took an iconic photo of Sauer on 9/11. Credit: Newsday/Thomas Hengge The firefighter in the photo is kneeling down, his uniform caked with dirt as he desperately drinks water pouring out of an open hydrant. All around him is the horror of that day — bent steel, piles of debris, toxic dust and just a sliver of blue sky.
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Long Island firefighter and photographer who captured his image at Ground Zero come together for 9/11 anniversary

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By Maureen Mullarkey Verified
| Newsday Verified
The firefighter in the photo is kneeling down, his uniform caked with dirt as he desperately drinks water pouring out of an open hydrant. All around him is the horror of that day — bent steel, piles of debris, toxic dust and just a sliver of blue sky. Michael Sauer was 34 and an off-duty volunteer firefighter for the Woodmere Fire Department when he and a fellow volunteer who was also with the FDNY, went into the city to help at Ground Zero on 9/11.
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Small plane makes emergency landing at Robert Moses State Park

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By Maureen Mullarkey Verified
| Newsday Verified
The beach at Robert Moses State Park in September 2024. Credit: Tom Lambui A small plane made an emergency landing at Robert Moses State Park Wednesday morning, state officials said. The plane landed in the park's Field 4, which has been closed since Labor Day, according to George Gorman, Long Island regional director of state parks. State park police were responding, Gorman said. At the scene, no smoke was evident and police were not letting media into Field 4.
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