Brooklyn
Jill Cornell: From Brooklyn to Rockaway
Wedding in the Park
Red Hook Artists Post Sandy
Mariel and Francis
How Hurricane Sandy Affected Me Personally and as a Volunteer
When the news of Hurricane Sandy was first mentioned, I didn’t think it would be so catastrophic. I remember listening to the strong winds beat against my window. I was scared the window would break, or the tree in front of our building would fall. Thankfully, neither of those things happened. The day after the…
Stuck in the System
PTSD: Post Traumatic Sandy Disorder
Shelter
Cecil
Still Here
Left
Water
These Twelve Flights
The View from My Window
Joy of Life
A few weeks ago, my husband and music partner James Harrell and myself performed some of our music at The Park Slope Armory in Brooklyn. The Armory had been transformed into an evacuation shelter for senior citizens evacuated from the Rockaways during Hurricane Sandy. The Armory was literally packed with seniors and it took so…
Occupy Relief Efforts
No Help
Paula
The Tree
Irene Was….
Kitchen Volunteer
And the Circle Goes Round and Round
People everywhere were stunned to read and see the effects of Hurricane Sandy on the Connecticut shoreline, New York and New Jersey. With the devastation occurring in an area so close to my home, I had the opportunity to donate time and energy as well as make a financial donation. On November 17, I joined…
The Storm is Coming
Hot Soup Feeds the Recovery
The Scooter
I Decided to Stay this Time
The First Service
Derek
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…
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