North Country residents on how they weathered the '98 Ice Storm
People got creative and neighbors became lifelines. Survival was at stake.
Source: northcountrypublicradio.org
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People got creative and neighbors became lifelines. Survival was at stake.
People in their thirties and forties today were kids during the 1998 ice storm, and their memories often differ from those of their parents'.
In the midst of a disaster, people end up doing things they normally wouldn’t. Bill Short became a plumber, and in a pretty public way.
Edwin Roulston spent three months evaluating claims and helping people to rebuild their lives.
It started to rain on January 5, 1998. For days, it kept raining... and freezing.