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When an elderly, disabled woman in Sea Cliff, NY couldn't clear her stairs after the blizzard, a 26-year-old neighbor grabbed his shovel and did it for her. His simple act reminds us that strong communities are built one kind gesture at a time.
When St. Louis neighborhoods remained snowbound days after a winter storm, Kenneth Harrell rented a skid steer loader with his own money and cleared streets for free. His quiet act of service helped dozens of residents get back on the road.
When Winter Storm Fern left thousands powerless across the South, Buffalo volunteers packed up and headed south to help communities unfamiliar with handling ice and snow. Western New Yorkers are bringing their winter storm expertise to Tennessee and Mississippi, proving the "City of Good Neighbors" reputation extends far beyond city limits.