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Paula
Magic Moment
The Tree
Irene Was….
Kitchen Volunteer
The Storm is Coming
Hot Soup Feeds the Recovery
Something in the Air
Waiting for Heat in Rockaway Park
The Scooter
I Decided to Stay this Time
The Boardwalk at Beach 102 Street
The First Service
The Fire on Rockaway Beach Blvd
The People Who Care for Us Along The Way
Taking Care of My People
During the storm I stayed with my two sons. One is 22 and he spent his time with friends outside, and the other is 36 and autistic. He stayed in the house that entire period of time, except once to get money with me at the bank. As for me, I stayed and walked 17…
The Frightening Evening With No Power
I had just gotten on to my bunk bed, pulled up my blanket up to my head. Too frightened to sleep, I carefully pulled the covers off me and looked out the window. I saw the floating water, rising. I froze. I was too scared to speak/sleep. I sat down. Shivering, I got down from…
Derek
Never Seen Flooding in a Hundred Years
Waiting for Daylight
The Floating Kitchen
My brother-in-law, Thomas Perone, runs a company in Brooklyn he's spent the last few years building up from nothing. In the storm last week, he lost his kitchen and everything in it, when Red Hook was flooded. His business was totally wiped out. Since then, he's been using borrowed supplies, neighbors' kitchens, and donated food…