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Warwick, R.I., Jan. 7, 2013 -- James N. Russo, left, federal coordinating officer in charge of FEMA's Hurricane Sandy response and recovery program in Rhode Island, swore in six new employees from The Ocean State on January 7, 2013. From left, they are, Augusto Faria, Hillary Slocum, Carissa Lord, Lacey Laflamme, Kim DiCecco and Nancy Howland. A seventh new local hire, Mike Campilio, was not present for the swearing in ceremony. Four of the new members of the FEMA workforce are in public assistance, two in mitigation and one in logistics. Photo by Nancy Helmick

Warwick, R.I., Jan. 7, 2013 -- James N. Russo, left, federal coordinat...

The original finding aid described this as: Date Taken: 2013-01-07 00:00:00 UTC Photographer Name: Nancy Helmick City/State: Warwick, RI Disasters: Rhode Island Hurricane Sandy (DR-4089) Disaster Types: Hu... More

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector New York responded to the 55-foot SeaStreak ferry, Ocean State, that ran aground near Jamaica Bay, N.Y., at approximately 12 p.m., May 28, 2014. All passenger... More

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector New York responded to the 55-foot SeaStreak ferry, Ocean State, that ran aground near Jamaica Bay, N.Y., at approximately 12 p.m., May 28, 2014. All passenger... More

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector New York responded to the 55-foot SeaStreak ferry, Ocean State, that ran aground near Jamaica Bay, N.Y., at approximately 12 p.m., May 28, 2014. All passenger... More

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector

Coast Guard Station New York and Coast Guard Sector New York responded to the 55-foot SeaStreak ferry, Ocean State, that ran aground near Jamaica Bay, N.Y., at approximately 12 p.m., May 28, 2014. All passenger... More

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