Jim McMahon
When Hurricane Dorian swept through the northern Bahamas last month, it demolished just about everything in its path: houses, schools, banks, gas stations, supermarkets, restaurants, churches, pharmacies, power and phone lines. And at the moment, no one knows when those things will be restored. The Category 5 storm was the strongest hurricane on record to hit the Bahamas, killing dozens and leaving many residents homeless. Experts estimate the damage from Dorian at more than $7 billion—but it could be months before they know the full extent of the destruction. Hurricanes often take a