Sarasota’s Season of Sharing program pays some families’ bills as they recover from hurricane season ...Middle East

Cecilia Grove didn’t work for 38 days after Hurricane Helene’s storm surge flooded the kitchen of the restaurant where she waits tables. The Cottage, a local and tourist favorite on Siesta Key near Sarasota, Florida, might have reopened sooner, but Hurricane Milton made landfall on the key 13 days later. The wait was excruciating for Grove. The 39-year-old single mother cares for her seven-year-old daughter Aria, who is deaf and depends on cochlear implants, and her father, who lives with them. “I’m one person feeding three of us,” she said. After draining her savings to pay for car and health insurance, rent, and food, Grove’s options were to tap into a savings account she’d set up for he

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