Not scared.

Ronnette Riley, in her office on the 80th floor of the Empire State Building talks about Sept. 11. She thinks the city will emerge from the tragedy with renewed confidence.
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( RED HUBER/ORLANDO SENTINEL / September 11, 2002 )

Ronnette Riley, in her office on the 80th floor of the Empire State Building talks about Sept. 11. She thinks the city will emerge from the tragedy with renewed confidence.

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