Red Hook Reflections Five Years After Sandy
Red Hook residents recount survival and resilience five years after Hurricane Sandy struck New York City on October 29 2012. The storm caused extensive coastal flooding with 29 foot waves and surged damage totaling about 19 billion dollars.
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Red Hook Winery marks 10th vintage amid Sandy recovery
Mark Snyder, owner of Red Hook Winery at Pier 41, explains two million dollars in Sandy damages while detailing community support and a recovery plan. He outlines contingency steps including relocating barrels, elevating machinery, and long term flood protections for the iconic pier site.
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