Lorri Kramer, one of the founders of non-profit organization New York Turtle and Tortoise Society, has used her small Manhattan apartment to rehabilitate sick or out-of-place turtles over the past three decades. In this video from Great Big Story, see how and why she does it.

When authorities find sick or illegally obtained turtles in New York City, Lorri Cramer is one of the first people they call. As a wildlife rehabilitator, Cramer nurses the little guys back to health until they are ready to be released in the wild. Over the past 30 years, she has taken care of thousands of turtles from her Manhattan apartment.

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Conner McCormack, head winemaker at Brooklyn Winery in Williamsburg, talks about some of the challenges of making wine in the City.

...it's basically a massive game of Tetris, at all times. And you have to be, everybody has to be very flexible. Right now we're maxed out. I can't fit another barrel in here. In 2010 we did about 2500 cases of wine, and last year we did 9000 cases of wine.

Brooklyn Winery is located at 213 North 8th Street in North Williamsburg.