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SENTIMENTAL TRASH

Miguel Guzman, 42 of Ventnor talk with reporter about his home on Doreset Avenue in Ventnor Friday, Nov 9, 2012. After hurricane Sandy

Edward Lea

SENTIMENTAL TRASH

Carmela Nanfara, 84, middle foreground Christina McKinstry, 24 , left background and Vincent Nanfara, 25, right through out trash after unpack a U-Haul of their belongings on Dorset Ave in Ventnor Friday, Nov 9, 2012. After hurricane Sandy

Edward Lea

SENTIMENTAL TRASH

Trash line Doreset Avenue in Ventnor Friday, Nov 9, 2012. After hurricane Sandy

Edward Lea

SENTIMENTAL TRASH

Miguel Guzman, 42 of Ventnor through out his belongings from his home on Doreset Avenue in Ventnor Friday, Nov 9, 2012. After hurricane Sandy

Edward Lea

SENTIMENTAL TRASH

Trash line Doreset Avenue in Ventnor Friday, Nov 9, 2012. After hurricane Sandy

Staff photo by Edward Lea

Sentimental trash

Miguel Guzman, 42, of Ventnor, cleans out his home that was damaged during Hurricane Sandy. 'A lot of precious moments, like my tapes and videos from the past 20 years,' were lost. 'I kept them in the bottom of the cabinet, and didn’t even think about it,' he said.

Edward Lea

SENTIMENTAL TRASH

Carmela Nanfara, 84, left Christina McKinstry, 24 , middle and Vincent Nanfara, 25, right unpack their U-Haul of their belongings on Dorset Ave in Ventnor Friday, Nov 9, 2012. After hurricane Sandy

Edward Lea

SENTIMENTAL TRASH

Trash line Connecticut Avenue in Atlantic City Friday, Nov 9, 2012. After hurricane Sandy

Edward Lea

SENTIMENTAL TRASH

Lori Nolan of Ventnor through out her belongings from her home on Oxford Ave in Ventnor Friday, Nov 9, 2012. After hurricane Sandy

Edward Lea

SENTIMENTAL TRASH

Lori Nolan of Ventnor through out her belongings from her home on Oxford Ave in Ventnor Friday, Nov 9, 2012. After hurricane Sandy

Staff photo by Edward Lea

Sentimental trash

Miguel Guzman, a 42-year-old father of two from Ventnor, throws out the belongings from his home on Dorset Avenue on Friday. 'We were just destroyed,' Guzman said about returning home after the storm.

Dale Gerhard

Household debris from Sandy, lines Central Avenue in the 4300 block. Residents along the shore, In the aftermath of Sandy, sieve through ruined personal belongings trying to salvage what they can. Friday Nov. 9, 2012. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)

Dale Gerhard

Household debris from Sandy, lines the alley between Asbury and Central Avenues in the 5000 block. Residents along the shore, In the aftermath of Sandy, sieve through ruined personal belongings trying to salvage what they can. Friday Nov. 9, 2012. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)

Dale Gerhard

Ed and Peg Montana live on the 5000 block of Asbury Avenue in Ocean City, and were salvaging items damaged in the last weeks storm. The Montana's said they lost a car and had antique furniture damaged which they were trying to restore. Residents along the shore, In the aftermath of Sandy, sieve through ruined personal belongings trying to salvage what they can. Friday Nov. 9, 2012. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)

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