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Still recovering from Sandy: Damage leads to crowded conditions at Boys and Girls Club

Still recovering from SandyDamage leads to crowded conditions at Boys and Girls Club

Dashima Deberry, 16, above left, and Devin Brown-Velez, 14, of Atlantic City, talk with Nathalia Garcia, 7, also of the resort, at the Atlantic City Boys and Girls Club. The club’s main building now hosts more than the usual amount of youth since a second site was damaged in Hurricane Sandy.

Still recovering from SandyDamage leads to crowded conditions at Boys and Girls Club

Mekos Denson Director at Boys and Girls Club in Atlantic City Tuesday, Feb, 12, 2013. For Giving Back story on the club and how they've been faring since losing their second site in AC to Sandy.

Still recovering from SandyDamage leads to crowded conditions at Boys and Girls Club

Brown-Velez, 14, left, helps Kevon Green, 13, with his homework at the Boys and Girls Club.

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