N.J. reels; NYC inches back
Thousands in Hoboken still trapped
Posted: November 1, 2012 at 6:03 a.m.
Damaged houses sit Wednesday near a walkway ripped away by Hurricane Sandy in Seaside Heights on a narrow barrier island that is part of New Jersey’s shoreline. More photos are available at arkansasonline.com/galleries.
National Guard troops sought Wednesday to rescue thousands of people still trapped by sewage-laced floodwaters in this city on the Hudson River, as local officials pleaded for volunteers to help.
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