Amid the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, as New York City residents grappled with the arduous task of rebuilding their lives and homes, Cindy Taylor found herself facing a unique challenge.
In the wake of the storm’s devastation, Cindy, a homeowner and mother of two, noticed a troubling change in the beloved citrus tree that had stood sentinel in front of her family home for generations.
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