GREENSBORO, N.C. — Michael Garvey remembers the sky that morning, clear, blue, “postcard” weather over New York City. He was a captain with the New York City Department of Corrections, working a normal shift on Rikers Island, when the radios started going off.
A plane had hit the World Trade Center. At first, he thought it was small, a tragic accident. Then he saw the news.
“So when I saw the news, the radio and everything else in the building started going off,” Garvey said…