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Rockaways Resilience Network Working Group

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This working group is focused on resilience efforts in Rockaway.

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

Working Group email address:

***@***.***

Members

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

Email address for group

rockaways-resilience-network-working-group@m.resiliencesystem.org

CONCENTRATING ON PENINSULA HOSPITAL - RALLY THE TROOPS TO CALL & EMAIL DANIEL MCMURRAY

We are focusing on Peninsula Hospital located on Broad Channel Drive between 50 & 51st.

I left a voicemail for and sent an e-mail to Daniel McMurray whom I was told would be the best contact.  Apparently he works with the Bankruptcy Court and has the Peninsula Hospital case under his charge.  I have not heard back from him.  His phone # is 1-800-479-2455.  His e-mail address is ***@***.*** 

I initially called the main contact #718-734-2000 and spoke Denise Lobody who is the Director of Nursing in the Nursing Home which is still open.  It is she who suggested calling Daniel McMurray. 

Attached below is a listing of closed hospitals in New York City

Red Cross Fixed Feeding Locations

submitted by Leslie Teltoe

Thanks to Peter Corless:

Red Cross Fixed Feeding Locations
(Confirmed 4-6 PM TONIGHT, 14 November 2012;
Tomorrow at 11AM-1PM, and 4-6PM though locations may change)

• Key Food: 8715 Rockaway Beach Blvd 87/88
• Breezy Point: Rockaway Point Blvd and 12th Avenue
• Walbaum’s: Rockaway Blvd at Beach 112th Street
• Broad Channel: 209 Crossbay Blvd
• Howard Beach: 165 Ave & 98th St
• Our Lady of Grace 158-110 101st St.
• Beach 12th and Redfern Avenue
• 38157 S South St., Jamaica
• PARTNER ConAgra in Rockaway: Wavecrest Shopping Center 229-271 Beach 20th

Sorry to get this information to you a bit late. Red Cross are there NOW if you need food. I am going to try to keep up on the Red Cross to feed us information on a timely basis, to make sure *you* get actually fed on a timely basis! (My thanks to my Red Cross contacts that got this information out of the nether void for me.)

Peninsula Hospital as Possible Shelter? - located on Beach Channel Drive Between 50 & 51

It's been suggested that one of the recently closed NYC hospitals could possibly serve as shelter for the residents that will need to leave their homes.

The best option from the list might be Peninsula Hospital located on Broad Channel Drive Between 50 & 51. 

Apparently, there are related facilities in the hospital complex that are still open.  Can someone on the ground in the Rockaways please make their way over there to get the name and contact information of any adminstrator we can contact to see about using the hospital?  E-mail any information you gather to ***@***.***

Thank you!

http://www.peninsulahospital.org/  Closed permanently 4/09/12 after 104 years of dedicated service. Peninsula Center for Extended Care and Rehabilitation remains open.

List of closed hopsitals: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hospitals_in_New_York_City

South Fork Residents in Aid Effort in Rockaways

A volunteer checked the health of a Queens woman left in a precarious situation by Hurricane Sandy.

Image: A volunteer checked the health of a Queens woman left in a precarious situation by Hurricane Sandy.

easthamptonstar.com - November 11th, 2012 - Carrie Ann Salvi

Hundreds of elderly people in areas of Queens struck hard by Hurricane Sandy are stuck in high-rise apartments without food and water, according to Brian Lydon of East Hampton, who posted a report on East End Cares' Facebook page Saturday morning. This is just the tip of an iceberg of hidden devastation. There has been a lack of information provided to the outside world and minimal communication reaching the thousands who are suffering in cold, dark, conditions, Mr. Lydon said.

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Four Said to Die in Freezing Rockaway Building

The 711 Seagirt complex, buildings A through D (c) Benepe

Image: The 711 Seagirt complex, buildings A through D (c) Benepe

cyclistsinternational.com - November 9th, 2012 - Jen Benepe, Minda Aguhob and Tony Moy

Misery is rising in a large building in the Far Rockaways, and many residents are either unaccounted for, or not responding to visits to their doors.

Unofficial reports by neighbors said that four residents in the 900-unit building have died since Hurricane Sandy, including a couple who expired from carbon monoxide poisoning after using their oven to stay warm. All of the deaths occurred in the first week after the storm.

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