Relief tent donated to powerless Coney Island residents
DRASH, an upstate military response company, has donated a relief tent to help residents without power in Coney Island. Thousands of Brooklyn families had to brave Wednesday's nor'easter without electricity.
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Nov 9, 2012, 1:56 AM
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DRASH, an upstate military response company, has donated a relief tent to help residents without power in Coney Island. Thousands of Brooklyn families had to brave Wednesday's nor'easter without electricity. Coney Island was one of the worst hit areas during Sandy.
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