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nypost.com | Katherine Donlevy
Four children and grandchildren of heroes threw out the first pitch at Wednesday’s Mets game — a feat one described as a “once in a lifetime opportunity.”Hannah Cristiano, 7, Charli Scalf, 11 and siblings Jackson, 7, and Stella Abear, 5 — descendants of FDNY and NYPD members who laid out their lives for others — braved the rain and stormed the mound with Answer The Call associate committee members in celebration of the charity’s 40th anniversary“It was so exciting to throw out that ball.
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nypost.com | Katherine Donlevy
The hottest star in the Big Apple this week is the setting sun. The annual Manhattanhenge phenomenon is striking twice this week, offering New Yorkers back-to-back shots to watch the setting sun align perfectly with the city grid.
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nypost.com | Katherine Donlevy
Dozens of orphaned children and grandchildren who lost their loved ones in the line of duty will throw the first pitch at Citi Field Wednesday ahead of the Mets game against the Chicago White Sox. Among those with the ceremonial honor for Answer the Call’s 40th anniversary are Jackson and Stella Abear, who just five years ago lost their father to COVID, a disease he contracted while serving as an NYPD officer visiting crime victims in hospitals during the early days of the pandemic.
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nypost.com | Katherine Donlevy
Some East Village high school freshmen had a tough lesson when they were forced to choose which sister school won a life-changing grant – while other finalists got nothing. The young men in La Salle Academy’s honors religion class spent five months deliberating and debating before Thursday, when they chose to send a modest but life-changing $3,333 microgrant to Basic School No. 1152 in Paraguay to help install a solid waste disposal system.
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nypost.com | Katherine Donlevy |Georgia Worrell
The Kentucky crypto entrepreneur accused of a heinous kidnapping and torture plot is innocent — and being manipulated by someone else, a relative claimed to The Post. John Woeltz, who was held without bail on kidnapping and other charges for allegedly physically abusing and trying to extort an Italian businessman, is “an easy victim” who was forced into the sick situation, the relative contended.
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