Hurricane Central

By EEW Magazine News Although Hurricane Sandy is no longer dominating national headlines, it is still impacting individuals, businesses, and organizations devastated by its aftermath. The Church of God in Christ (COGIC) announced today that is giving $50,000 to nine of its member COGIC churches in New York and New Jersey hit hard by Sandy. Bishop Blake, presiding prelate of COGIC said, “In the aftermath of the hurricane some COGIC churches have been displaced by the damage to their...Read Full Story

Gavin Cecchini is already doing his part to win over the hearts of the New York fans. According to a report in the Daily News, Cecchini has donated $10,000 to Hurricane Sandy Relief. Cecchini is from Louisiana, so the sites from Hurricane Sandy were all too familiar. He had already gone through it with Hurricanes Katrina and Rita a few years ago. He was only twelve at the time, but remembers Hurricane Rita devastating his town. Cecchini went on further to say: I was just watching the news...Read Full Story

By EEW Magazine News Although Hurricane Sandy is no longer dominating national headlines, it is still impacting individuals, businesses, and organizations devastated by its aftermath. The Church of God in Christ (COGIC) announced today that is giving $50,000 to nine of its member COGIC churches in New York and New Jersey hit hard by Sandy. Bishop Blake, presiding prelate of COGIC said, “In the aftermath of the hurricane some COGIC churches have been displaced by the damage to their...Read Full Story

A unique culinary event, “Start Spreadin’ the News,” raised $100,000 for Hurricane Sandy relief efforts Sunday, December 9 on Las Vegas’ own “Brooklyn Bridge” at New York-New York Hotel & Casino. Nearly 700 guests, volunteers and supporters of the cause, including two “Mayor Goodmans,” Southern Wine & Spirits of Nevada(SWS of NV) Senior Managing Director Larry Ruvo and celebrity chefs, enjoyed 22 restaurants with ties to Las Vegas and New York City. 100 percent of the proceeds will go to the...Read Full Story

Storm Writes A New Script In Campaigns For Mayor After months spent preparing for a race about teacher evaluations, police tactics and other municipal mainstays, City Hall hopefuls are confronting a 2013 contest that has been rewritten, perhaps permanently, by the wrath of Hurricane Sandy. Candidates …See all stories on this topic » Hurricane Sandy Impacts Economic Indicators BloodHorse.com Considering there were 13 fewer race days during the month of November compared to 2011 due to the...Read Full Story