Health and Environment
Everything Flows to Sea Gate
Batya Ungar-Sargon |
The comfortable seaside community on the western end of Coney Island suffered a lot of damage in the storm—from water that rushed in, then lingered.
In Sea Gate, the ocean is visible through the ruins of several houses.
The comfortable seaside community on the western end of Coney Island suffered a lot of damage in the storm—from water that rushed in, then lingered.
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