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Empty meat shelves at a Food Emporium in Manhattan on Monday. (Photo by Mark Hamstra.)
The Manhattan Avenue C-Town in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, was low on dairy supplies. (Photo by Jon Springer.)
Manhattan Fruit in the Greenpoint, Brooklyn, neighborhood still seemed to be mostly stocked on Monday afternoon. (Photo by Jenna Telesca.)
Local residents had bought out the cage-free egg offerings. There was a line around the store on Sunday, but by Monday, the store was quiet. (Photo by Jenna Telesca.)
Manhattan Fruit added additional water supplies to its offerings for the storm. (Photo by Jenna Telesca.)
A local dollar store in Greenpoint still had plenty of water for sale Monday. (Photo by Jenna Telesca.)
On Tuesday, the Graham Avenue C-Town in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood had a fully stocked produce section. (Photo by Liz Webber.)
Packaged meat was in short supply at the Williamsburg C-Town. (Photo by Liz Webber.)
Customers had also largely cleared the shelves of cookies and crackers at the Williamsburg C-Town. (Photo by Liz Webber.)
The cafe at Shop Rite of Clark, N.J., offers a place for the community to gather after the storm. Many N.J. residents are without power, and the cafe has a TV, seating and good Internet signals. As of Wednesday, the store is fully stocked. (Photo by David Orgel.)
The Sunday after the storm, the bread aisle was empty in Stop & Shop on Richmond Avenue, Staten Island. (Photo by Stanislav Shkolnik.)
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