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They had nowhere to go.
Richard Gorgoglione, a school custodian, and his crew of city employees and volunteers— who kept more than 1,100 New Yorkers warm and safe— are some of our heroes of Hurricane Sandy.
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My agenda is to feed people. If you want to find a new cultural trend here, that is up to you.
Rabbi Alexander Rapaport, councilman Brad Lander, the staff of the MASBIA soup kitchen, and the generous people of Boro Park, Brooklyn are some of our heros of Hurricane Sandy.
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I’ve been in plenty of hairy situations, but this was probably the scariest thing I have experienced on the force.
The NYPD’s 60th Precinct, who bravely helped each other escape their flooding police station, are some of our heros of Hurricane Sandy.
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We have our moments now and then.
The firefighters of Swift Water Team 6, who used a boat to rescue 16 men, women, and children trapped on a flaming roof and surrounded by rising waters, are some of our heroes of Hurricane Sandy.
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We just did what we always do—what nurses do—we took care of the babies. We kept them safe.
The nurses of New York University’s Langone Medical Center are some of our heroes of Hurricane Sandy.
