Still recovering from Sandy, Crisfield braces for the next challenge
The ability of Crisfield and other communities to recover from Superstorm Sandy and implement measures to protect against future storms will hinge in part on whether Congress approves a roughly $50 billion bill that calls for more spending on flood control, shoreline protection and other storm mitigation projects. The Senate passed the measure on Dec. 28, and the House of Representatives is scheduled to vote Tuesday.
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Crisfield Recovers
Jenna Howard picks up her son, Sebastian Byrd, 3, in the room which was her bedroom until part of the ceiling fell when Superstorm Sandy hit the area. Now Howard and her three sons stay in the living room, the only room with electricity and heat.
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