Post-Sandy Cleanup Continues

Local (as well as state and federal) government agencies, utility companies, nonprofit organizations, businesses, and residents continue to face the challenge of cleaning up after Hurricane Sandy and restoring a sense of normalcy to New England and beyond.

Media reports:

CT: Sandy--A Name to Remember (Connecticut Post)

CT: Recovery Begins In Aftermath Of Hurricane Sandy; More than 500,000 Still Without Power; Federal Disaster Declared (Hartford Courant)

ME: Central Maine escapes serious damage from superstorm Sandy (The Morning Sentinel)

ME: Maine preparing to send emergency responders down East Coast in wake of Sandy (Bangor Daily News)

MA: Storm-struck region assesses damage, breathes sigh of relief (Boston Globe)

MA: Hurricane Sandy leaves hundreds of downed trees in its wake (Boston Globe)

NH: With 218K in dark at peak, Sandy fourth-worst storm in NH history in terms of power loss (Nashua Telegraph)

NH: Flood of storm watchers at local beaches 'just ridiculous' (Portsmouth Herald)

RI: Picking up the pieces (Westerly Sun)

RI: Sandy washes away homes in Charlestown (WJAR-TV)

VT: Vermont ready to help states that Sandy slammed (Burlington Free Press)

VT: Shumlin: Lessons from Irene served state well (WCAX-TV)