By Ronda Kaysen
Three years after George’s Restaurant was reduced to a pile of rubble three blocks south of the World Trade Center, it has reopened with a string of red, white and blue pennants stretching from the rooftop of the two-story structure to the streetlight at the corner with lettering on its façade reading “Since 1950.”
“I feel alive. I’m tired, but this is a great tiredness,” said restaurateur George Koulmentas, sitting in his restaurant at the corner of Greenwich and Rector Sts.
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