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Mon, 2012-11-05 20:44 — mdmcdonald
This working group is focused on resilience efforts in Rockaway.

The mission of this working group is to focus on resilience efforts in Rockaway.

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Albert Gomez Alisa Keesey Alison Thompson Amanda Cole Andrew Larsen ARFARF
Bob Ross bsteckler Cat Graham Christina Karaba EvertB Greg Horwitch
Jeff Williams John Hoffman John Wysham Jonathan Rose Kathy Gilbeaux Katie Rast
kevinjones Linton Wells Little Dennis Lulu Mayorga Maeryn Obley Mary Beth Harvey
mdmcdonald Melissa Berman Michael Gresalfi Michelle Cortez Mike Taylor Natalie West
Rahul Gupta Rebekkah Thompson Samuel Bendett spraissman Tom McGinn Walter Meyer
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rockaways-resilience-network-working-group@m.resiliencesystem.org

SHUTTLE SERVICE INFO

Fri, 2012-11-23 12:00 — LuLu2012

SHUTTLE SERVICE INFO: 

Date: November 23 – November 25, 2012
Vehicle: 1- 25 Executive Coach – Passenger
Pick up: Union Square @ 14th Street & 4th Avenue, Manhattan, NY

I'm sorry for what you've been through ~ Doug Kuntz

Fri, 2012-11-23 10:01 — LuLu2012

Thanksgiving Day 2012
Driving back to my home that I left over three weeks ago, I pass trees and familiar landscapes that I have seen a thousand times, and see them today like I have seen them for the first time.

Suggested Guidance for Volunteers Working in Rockaway

Thu, 2012-11-22 14:48 — Kathy Gilbeaux

Suggested guidance for Volunteers working in Rockaway:

Indeed, hand washing frequently, not touching their eye, nose our mouth and wearing a dust mask are essential steps out of doors.   Working in an area with high level of mold is particularly dangerous and requires a higher level of respiration protection than just a simple dust mask.   Also, clothing worn inside a home contaminated with significant mold should be doffed (taken off) outside of their homes and not brought inside unless rolled up, bagged and sealed until they can be placed directly into a washing machine to avoid introducing mold spores into their own homes. Respiration protection should not be removed until thee clothes are doffed and secured.     Ideally, those working inside of mold contaminated homes should wear disposable TYVEK outer wear or overalls or something similar, gloves and eye protection that can be doffed outside and put directly into trash bags for disposal.   Then they should shower thoroughly. 

John T. Hoffman

Senior Research Fellow

National Center for Food Protection and Defense

University of Minnesota

Women Organize Online Hurricane Relief Hub By ELIZABETH HAGEN

Thu, 2012-11-22 11:16 — LuLu2012

 

After days of volunteering across storm-ravaged Brooklyn, Anna Leath found herself standing in a friend’s kitchen in Rockaway. A week had passed since Hurricane Sandy struck, and the basement of the house–home to three generations of her friend’s family–was still flooded with several feet of filthy water.

“She just looked at me and said, ‘I don’t need anything. There are people who need it more than I do,’” Ms. Leath said of her friend. “And you hear that over and over and over again.”

NYRS Featured on StormSurgeFilm.com

Thu, 2012-11-22 10:14 — LuLu2012

 

Photos - Thanksgiving Day

Thu, 2012-11-22 10:11 — Kathy Gilbeaux

submitted by Dominique Martin

                                                                   St. Francis de Sales

      

                                  (CLICK HERE FOR ADDITIONAL THANKSGIVING DAY PHOTOS)

RELIEF SITES - ROCKAWAYS 11/12/2012

Wed, 2012-11-21 17:27 — Albert Gomez

RELIEF SITES - ROCKAWAYS
11/12/2012
ROCKAWAY PARK / BELLE HARBOR
•    St. Francis de Sales Church, Beach 129th Street & Rockaway Beach Blvd (Multiple Orgs) -    Volunteer Center (Multiple), Medical, Food, Supplies, Shelter -    Contact: Hotline @ 347-559-0914
•    Beach 123rd Street and Rockaway Beach Blvd (Team Rubicon) -    Volunteer Center (Demolition) -    Contact: Cal @ 601-434-0272
•    Duane Reade Pharmacy, 116-02 Beach Channel Dr -    Pharmacy, Medical Supplies -    Contact: 718-945-7781
•    Yana, Beach 113th Street & Rockaway Beach Blvd (Occupy) -    Volunteer Center (Demolition & Distribution), Medical, Food, Supplies -    Contact: Tamara @ 973-495-2378
•    Waldbaums Parking Lot, 112-15 Beach Channel Drive (FEMA/OEM, DSS, NYC, Nat’l Guard) -    Medical, Food, ATM’s, Phone, WiFi -    Contact (Medical): Justin @ 845-667-6204, Medical Hotline @ 845-482-9394
ROCKAWAY BEACH
•    NYPD, 100th Precinct, Beach 94th Street and Rockaway Beach Blvd -    Front Desk: 212-253-3179 (temporary number while power is down) -    Dial 911 for Emergencies
•    St. Camillus, 1-85 Beach 99th Street (9am-7:30pm) -    Volunteer Center, Medical (Temp), Supplies, Food -    Contact: Miguel @ 718-634-5260, Laurie @ 917-446-1610
•    Beach Church Relief, 96-15 Rockaway Beach Blvd @ Beach 96th (12-5pm) -    Food, Supplies

Volunteers Begin "Muck-Out" in Far Rockaway this Weekend

Wed, 2012-11-21 13:01 — LuLu2012

 

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