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The story of a massive fire that left families homeless in East Williamsburg
The story of a massive fire that left families homeless in East Williamsburg
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Samy Nemir-Olivares
“We think we are in a nightmare that we can’t wake up from,” Dora, 35, told me while sheltering with her family at a hotel provided by the Red Cross the weekend after a catastrophic fire had changed their lives, again.
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