Lower Manhattan’s small businesses, many of which survived the devastation of September 11, 2001, continue to operate today as vital community hubs. Decades after the attacks reshaped the neighborhood, their resilience reflects both personal endurance and the broader recovery of the area. Owners speak of rebuilding not just their livelihoods but also the social fabric of the streets they serve. The story captures how these businesses have endured as symbols of hope and continuity amid historical upheaval.
25 years after 9/11, small businesses in Lower Manhattan are thankful to still be serving the community CBS News
