Chenango Stories: Being There When It Matters Most
Published: October 17th, 2006
By: Jill Kraft

Chenango Stories: Being there when it matters most

The morning sun was bearing down. As she got ready for the day she had no idea it would be a day that for many, would live in infamy.

The phone would ring but at the other end, no real connection was made. The voices could not be made clear and she thought some of the guys at the station were calling just to give her a hard time.

Dr. Sara Long has a long history of working closely with the New York Police Department and the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, she felt was no different. The guys would call on occasion to chat or kid around.

Sara says it wasn’t until someone at her office told her of the tragedy that she realized what the previous calls must have meant. With no time to lose, Sara knew what she had to do; she immediately headed to New York City.

Although this was a bigger disaster than Sara was accustomed to, her only thoughts were to get there and get to work. She says she has had a close tie with the NYPD for many years. Over the years she says gained a great respect for what they do.

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