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Remembering 9-11, Imam Planning To Build Mosque At Ground Zero
18 hours ago ago from BluegrassBulletin.com
Property rights and freedom of religion are hallowed ground in the United States. The same is true for Ground Zero in Manhattan, the site of the attack on the World Trade Centers on September 11, 2001. So it shouldn't be a surprise that these plans are not sitting so well with New Yorkers. An identified group with unknown sponsors has purchased building steps away from where the WorldTrade Center once stood -- to turn it into ...
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22 hours ago ago from The Rumbler Report
Gateway Pundi t is reporting a bit of creepy news: An identified group with unknown sponsors has purchased building steps away from where the WorldTrade Center once stood — to turn it into potentially one of the largest New York City mosques. At the moment the building, the old Burlington Coat Factory, already serves as a mini-mosque: an iron grill lifts every Friday afternoon for a little known Imam leading prayers a ...
Related contentGiant Muslim Mosque to be built feet from 911 Ground Zero! | EUTimes.net
13 hours ago ago from The European Union Times - World News, Breaking News
You are here: Home // Criticism , Islam , North America // Giant Muslim Mosque to be built feet from 911 Ground Zero! Posted by Europe on Dec 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment 911 Ground Zero A mysterous Muslim group with unknown sponsors has purchased a building steps away from Ground Zero. Hudson New York reported : An identified group with unknown sponsors has purchased building steps away from where the WorldTrade Center ...
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19 hours ago ago from Medical Business Cafe
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14 hours ago ago from Harvard Gazette Online
The Harvard School of Public Health ’s (HSPH) Center for Health Communication honored The New York Times at a luncheon event at the Harvard Club of New York City on Dec. 4 for “distinguished journalism in public health.” The newly established journalism award cites the Times for its pathbreaking series “Driven to Distraction,” which drew widespread public attention to the dangers associated with driving while texting or phoning. ...
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$7.4 billion in stimulus projects to extend broadband to poor and rural areas
31 minutes ago ago from Washington Post - Business
The Obama administration named 18 projects Thursday that would receive a portion of the $7.4 billion in stimulus funds set aside to bring high-speed Internet to poor and rural areas that have been overlooked by Internet service providers. Analysts say the first batch of funds suggests the federal government is targeting middle mile projects that may not bring lines directly to the home, but could have even greater impact by connecting ...
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