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Superstorm

Crisfield Crabhouse A Symbol Of Hurricane Recovery

A popular waterfront restaurant closed for nearly two years was reopened this week by a group of locals who hope to send a clear message: Crisfield is still alive after Hurricane Sandy.

2013/05/08

Sandy Dumped 11 Billion Gallons Of Sewage In Waterways

Superstorm Sandy released 11 billion gallons of sewage from East Coast treatment plants into bodies of water from Washington, D.C., to Connecticut.

2013/04/30

Sandy Retired From Tropical Storm Name List

Sandy is being retired from the list of tropical storm names because of the catastrophic damage its massive size and strength caused along the East Coast last year.

2013/04/11

Crisfield Police Who Relocated To Bank Won’t Stay

Police in Crisfield who moved into a former bank building after Hurricane Sandy damaged the police station’s roof won’t be making the bank a permanent home.

2013/03/20

Md. Based Advocacy Group Finds Low-income Renters Hard Hit By Sandy

A new report finds low-income residents and renters in New Jersey and New York were particularly hard hit by Superstorm Sandy.

2013/03/06

Sandy Was Second-Costliest Hurricane In U.S.

Superstorm Sandy was the deadliest hurricane in the northeastern U.S. in 40 years and the second-costliest in the nation’s history.

2013/02/13

FEMA Aid Sought For Blizzard Damage In Western Md.

Some of Maryland’s federal lawmakers are pressing the Federal Emergency Management Agency to give Garrett County more help in recovering from a blizzard spawned by Superstorm Sandy.

2013/01/24

Superstorm Sandy Killed 7,000 Md. Hatchery Trout

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says Superstorm Sandy killed more than 7,000 trout at a western Maryland trout hatchery in October.

2013/01/18

Restoration Work Begins On Ocean City Pier

Restoration work has begun on an iconic pier in Ocean City that was damaged by Superstorm Sandy.

2013/01/14

Maryland Seeking Photos Of King Tides

Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources says the public can help the state prepare for future superstorms by taking photos of higher than normal King Tides expected next week.

2013/01/04