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One Month after Sandy, Anger & Frustration in a Community

A meeting with residents in Staten Island, N.Y., brought local and federal officials out to answer questions one month after Superstorm Sandy hit, but they instead got an earful from the storm's victims.

By Mark E. Ruquet | Updated on November 30, 2012

There was a meeting held at New Dorp High School in Staten Island, N.Y., last night. Local and federal officials were there to answer residents’ question about the recovery effort a month after Superstorm Sandy hit.

According to local news reports, the auditorium was filled to over-capacity. The residents who attended the meeting, to paraphrase Shakespeare, came not to praise officials, but to bury them.

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