When Hurricane Sandy crashed into the northeast coast, communities in the Northern Neck of Virginia understood the hardship of flooded homes, fallen trees blocking roads and endless days of no electricity and running water. It didn’t take much for one Reedville man to mobilize residents to help Stirling, New Jersey where he grew up. More from reporter Pamela D’Angelo reports.
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