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Koordlose Hair Clipper-A6s Tarrytown Residents Deplete Stores Ahead of Irene | Tarrytown-SleepyHollow Daily Voice
Tarrytown Residents Deplete Stores Ahead of Irene
TARRYTOWN, N.Y.  If you walked into Goldberg Hardware on Main St. in Tarrytown Friday afternoon looking for flashlights, batteries or sand, chances are Steve Noye told you they didn't have any in stock.
We're currently out of D batteries, flashlights, six-volt batteries and sand, Noye said. We got swamped.
Noye said the store saw an influx of customers on Thursday afternoon and Friday morning.
We got a small delivery this morning and they went as soon as they came, he said. We might be getting some stuff in tomorrow morning, but as you can imagine the people who we buy from are having problems getting stuff. Everybody's been getting swamped.
More and more people are preparing for Hurricane Irene's wrath, stocking up on hardware and food supplies. Stores throughout the Tarrytown area saw depleted or empty shelves. Water, flashlights and D batteries were particularly hard to find.
The water aisle at the Stop & Shop in Tarrytown was completely empty, save for several 20-bottle packages of water on a pallet around 4 p.m. Shoppers quickly scooped them up in less than a five-minute span as they discussed the upcoming hurricane.
Water was scarce at the C-Town supermarket on Broadway and the Walgreens in the Tarrytown Centre as well. Both stores had a few cases left on the shelves, but no sign from store employees that the shelves would be completely restocked. Walgreens also had no flashlights for sale, although its first-aid kit shelves were stocked to the brim.
Ken Liu of Irvington was at the Stop & Shop picking up a few items for the storm. He said he wasn't worried until his wife asked him to go out and pick up a few things.
We're pretty prepared anyway; we have tons of stuff at home just in case... [but] a little extra never hurt, he said.
While many people were stocking up in preparation for the storm, others felt people were overreacting. Sleepy Hollow resident Justin Schoene also stopped at the Stop & Shop on Friday afternoon. He said Hurricane Irene was just a little rain and water.
I'm not worried about it, he said, elaborating that he was just planning to stay inside and ride it out.
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