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Friday, April 26, 2019

Evening News Brief: Funeral held for FDNY hero, Marine killed in Afghanistan

Funeral held for FDNY hero, Marine killed in Afghanistan

The funeral for FDNY hero and Marine Christopher Slutman, who was killed earlier this month in Afghanistan, was held at St. Thomas Episcopal Church on 53rd Street in Manhattan Friday.

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