NPR: In A Puerto Rican Mountain Town, Hope Ebbs As The Hardship Continues

In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, restorations are being made to a roof in Castañer, a village in Puerto Rico's central mountains. But recovery is slow.

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The 24 hour news cycle has put Hurricane Maria in the back of our minds, but, for Puerto Rico, the aftermath of Maria continues to effect their daily lives. This NPR article takes us into a Puerto Rican Mountain Town that has been left without reliable sources of water and electricity. Despite these unfavorable circumstances, the town has adapted to their new situation and hope shines through. Take a look here to remember that hurricane Maria is truly not over.