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Man pushes to preserve Lindbergh monument

Westbury resident Adam Sackowitz is pushing hard for

Westbury resident Adam Sackowitz is pushing hard for the Lindbergh monument to gain state or federal historic status so that it will be out of danger when The Source mall in Westbury changes hands. Videojournalist: Patrick Whittle (Aug. 23, 2012) (August 23, 2012 3:01 PM)

When Charles Lindbergh took off from Roosevelt Field to begin the world's first solo and nonstop trans-Atlantic flight, the famed Spirit of St. Louis barely cleared telephone wires near the runway's end.

Lindbergh would have an even more difficult time taking off Friday, as the site of his ascent is surrounded by heavy development, including the 733,000-square-foot Mall at The Source -- mere...

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