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Fort Drum Remembers 9/11: Housing history

With all of its history, since 9/11 and before, Fort Drum needed a place to house it all... and someone to take charge. In the seventh and final piece of his September 11th and Fort Drum series, YNN’s Brian Dwyer tells us more about the museum and its curator.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Fort Drum Remembers 9/11: </em></span> Housing history

09/12/2011 10:38 AM

Helping Haiti For The Holidays

Haiti is still in rough shape after January's massive earthquake. Some local churches hope people will remember the country's struggles during this holiday season.

11/29/2010 09:18 PM

Sunday Stroll to Benefit Haiti

It was a nice fall day for a stroll and a chance to raise money for Haiti. St. Louis Church in Pittsford hosted a two-mile walk through the village Sunday. Proceeds from the stroll benefit Friends of the Orphans in Haiti.

10/03/2010 04:27 PM

Adobe House Will Eventually Help Haiti Earthquake Victims

A unique building is going up on a Rochester street. It's a construction method that was used centuries ago and could become a model for the future, but the building is already playing a role in a present day disaster zone.

06/30/2010 09:42 PM

Families Reach Settlements in Flight 3407 Lawsuits

Lawyers said five families of passengers killed in the Continental Airlines Flight 3407 crash have reached settlements with the airlines involved. Lawyers for other passengers' families said more settlements are likely before the wrongful-death cases go to trial in March 2012.

10/07/2010 03:16 PM

President Obama Signs FAA Bill

Hard work has paid off for some friends and family of Flight 3407 victims. President Obama signed the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization extension bill Sunday, developed in response to the crash that killed 50 people in Clarence more than a year ago.

08/01/2010 04:33 PM

WNY remembers lives lost on Flight 3407

People across the community stopped Friday to honor and to remember what happened in Clarence Center one year ago; a snow February night where 51 people lost their lives.One year later, in temples, at universities and on porches, people remember flight 3407. Jason Torreano has more.