Our Sandy memories – Kimberly Gail Price & George Fiala

The second anniversary of Superstorm Sandy  is just about upon us. Many of our readers are intimately and painfully aware of these images. We are grateful for all the recovery work that has occurred in the past two years, and all that continues. We share these photos with all our readers in mind.  – George & Kimberly

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