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A devastating gas explosion nine years ago turned New Ferry into a war zone, destroying 63 homes and injuring 81 people. For actor and writer Christopher Lee-Power, it meant two years displaced, lasting trauma, and a reevaluation of his family’s future. The blast, caused by Pascal Blasio’s tampering with a gas valve, was the worst peacetime disaster in town history. Christopher, now touring the site’s regeneration, reflects on the long road to recovery — both physical and emotional — and how his family’s resilience led them to pay off their mortgage and start anew. He sees the rebuilding effort as a phoenix rising, symbolizing community strength. Local officials honor his story as proof of enduring spirit, while new affordable homes mark a hopeful, collective rebirth for New Ferry.
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