For those who worked, volunteered or lived near the World Trade Center in the months after Sept. 11 and later developed cancer, registering with the Federal Government may be the furthest thing from their minds.
But for potentially thousands of them, their last opportunity to do so is coming on Oct. 12, and with it, their last chance to qualify for free medical treatment and economic aid under the Zadroga Act.
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