Health and Environment
Homeless Before Sandy, Uprooted By Storm
Yermi Brenner |
With stores closed and the subway shuttered, the shelters Dennis Williams usually counts on when the weather gets bad weren’t an option.
Dennis Williams, at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, near the spot where he first tried to weather Hurricane Sandy.
With stores closed and the subway shuttered, the shelters Dennis Williams usually counts on when the weather gets bad weren’t an option.
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