WTC Memorial Reopens to Public After Storm
NEW YORK (AP) - The World Trade Center memorial is reopening to the public now that damage from Superstorm Sandy has been taken care of.
National September 11 Memorial & Museum president Joe Daniels said Monday water that rushed into the lower Manhattan site has been pumped out.
Parts of the visitor center and a private entrance room for victims' families were damaged by 4 feet of water, as was some of the under-construction museum. But Daniels says "the most sacred" point of the memorial remains intact - the reflective fountains ringed by the names of the dead.
A tree that made it through the Sept. 11 terror attack also survived the storm.
The memorial reopens Tuesday morning.
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