Community members and yeshivah students rebuild the sukkah at the home of Rabbi Mendy and Brocha Teldon after it was damaged during the nor'easter on Sukkot.
As Nor’easter Storm Lashes Eastern Coast, Sukkahs Fall and Rise Again
On the first night of Sukkot, September 25, the wind and rain had eased just enough for Rabbi Mendy Teldon to welcome 150 people into the sukkah at his home on Long Island, N.Y., where they heard Kiddush, made a blessing, and had a bite to eat, before returning to the warm and dry indoors. By the next day, the storm picked back up, and the sukkah came crashing down.
