By CHUCK TORBYN
Our experience with a hurricane named Sandy has caused one other problem. That is the definition of what Sandy was when she hit our area.
If it was up to the insurance companies, every storm would be called a hurricane so they could exclude liability.
Apparently the governor has officially said Sandy was a storm, not a hurricane. The difference is significant to the lives and fortunes of thousands. So what was Sandy officially? The Advance needs to clarify the question.