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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…
For Sale
The Magic Word
Yellow, Yellow, and Yellow
“We’re Still Here.”
Galvanized Steel
It’s Amazing What Water Can Do
“What’s Done is Done.”
The Water Was Up to Here
The Suit
Peering In
Where the Boardwalk Was
Rebuilding a Small Business
The Kindness of Strangers #2
Part of the Solution
Boardwalk Remnants
Greetings After the Storm
We lost electricity as of about 8pm last night. We were forewarned, so have flashlights, battery operated candles, and lots of water ready. We also have a tiny battery operated radio that helps keep us in the loop. In addition, Phil got 2 car batteries with a converter to give us a limited amount of…