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Atlantic City residents returning to ruined homes
Danny Drake
hurricane sandy wednesday
Rich DiCioccio and his mother, Beth DiCioccio, of Chelsea Heights section of Atlantic City, gather some belongings drying in their back yard after Hurricane Sandy left 41 inches of water in their Boulevard Avenue home.
Danny Drake
hurricane sandy wednesday
Beth DiCioccio, of Chelsea Heights section of Atlantic City gathers some belongings drying in her back yard after Hurricane Sandy left 41 inches of water in her Boulevard Avenue home, in Chelsea Heights. Wednesday, October, 31, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
Danny Drake
hurricane sandy wednesday
Rich DiCioccio Sr., carries a case of water as his son, Rich DiCioccio Jr., gets another from Atlantic City councilman at large, George Tibbitt after Hurricane Sandy left 41 inches of water in their Boulevard Avenue home, in Chelsea Heights. Wednesday, October, 31, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
Danny Drake
hurricane sandy wednesday
Beth DiCioccio, and her two sons, Rich and Nick, of Chelsea Heights section of Atlantic City look over some of their belongings drying in their back yard after Hurricane Sandy left 41 inches of water in their Boulevard Avenue home, in Chelsea Heights. Wednesday, October, 31, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
Danny Drake
hurricane sandy wednesday
Rich DiCioccio Sr., shows how high the water rose and entered the window after Hurricane Sandy left 41 inches of water in their Boulevard Avenue home, in Chelsea Heights. Wednesday, October, 31, 2012( Press of Atlantic City/ Danny Drake)
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