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Category Archives: Hurricane Sandy

As Sandy Relief Efforts Fade, Crisis Far From Over (City Limits)

Posted on January 31, 2013 by Neil deMause

On Neptune Avenue in Coney Island, the throngs that surrounded the Coney Island Gospel Assembly’s relief site in November have mostly dissipated. The mobile medical office—a gift from a pastor in Joplin, Missouri—remains in place, and a Red Cross truck … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Brooklyn, Hurricane Sandy

Grassroots Groups Have Taken Over Sandy Relief (City Limits)

Posted on November 13, 2012 by Neil deMause

As with so many roads in the outer boroughs of New York City right now, the drive into Gerritsen Beach, on one of the less fashionable fringes of coastal Brooklyn, abruptly changes once one hits the flood zone. Suddenly, traffic … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Brooklyn, Hurricane Sandy

In Storm-Battered Coney, a Trickle of Relief Faces a Deluge of Damage (City Limits)

Posted on November 4, 2012 by Neil deMause

Drive along the Brooklyn beachfront, and at first, things don’t look quite that bad. Massive trees have fallen along Ocean Parkway and in Asser Levy Park, crushing unsuspecting cars; power is still out to most of the peninsula, so cars … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Brooklyn, Hurricane Sandy
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