Because plans for the 9/11 Tribute remain vague as well as late, we thought our readers might appreciate clearer directions for locating the Roosevelt Island 9/11 Memorial Tree.
The Roosevelt Island Daily News
Locate the Tree by walking the lane between Nisi and the Good Shepherd Community Center.
That should make it easy to find for anyone hoping to pay their respects, plant flags or leave flowers.
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