PHOTOS: Hurricane Sandy in Havre de Grace
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Jeani Wheeling
9:56 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012
How's the boardwalk down n Havre de Grace ??
Rick McGregor
10:07 am on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Thanks for great pics Elizabeth (you got around town!) and others . Gives good perspective to those of us out of town. Stay safe everyone.
Barbara Snyder
5:07 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
The dog picture made me LOL!!!!
Kimberly Burton
2:59 am on Friday, November 2, 2012
Great pics! Thanks for sharing! We r so blessed here in Maryland! Plz keep new York and new jersey residents in your thoughts and prayers!
James P. Miller
7:27 am on Friday, November 2, 2012
It appears that some people chose to ignore the Mayor’s Orders and went into the city parks to take pictures. The mayor emphasized that Chief Walter and her staff would not tolerate “sightseers” who violate orders to stay off park property in and after the storm.
“The police department has a job to do and if there’s any interference and [people] fail to obey, there could be legal action taken,” Dougherty said.
Citizens of Havre de Grace have always been drawn to the waterfront during big storms. No one has ever been swept away. Next time give the citizens a little credit.
J Thompson
9:40 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I live in a "bungalow" on south end of Big Island, Hawaii. We have more big storms than NY, but less people to be affected. Locals - vs vacation homeowners, live at higher elevations, for the most part. New York now knows it's reached population saturation. The next big storm will wipe it out, so the City should consider not rebuilding in flood zones, and population control. Good luck!!!