It’s hard to find a single street in the working-class town of Manville that was not severely affected by flooding connected to Hurricane Ida.
Source: New York Times
In Flooded Manville, N.J., Residents Say They Feel Forgotten
Published in Floods, Hurricane Ida (2021) and New Jersey
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