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Pallone: Jersey Shore To Get ‘Largest Ever’ Beach Replenishment Project
The project will stretch from Sea Bright to Manasquan and is expected to be completed by early next year.
Schumer Calls For Infusion Of $900 Million In Federal Aid To Assist Sandy Recovery
The senator has petitioned the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Office of Management and Budget to boost its disaster reimbursement rate from 75 percent to 90 percent.
L.I. College Students Take Part In ‘Mass Casualty Incident’ Simulation
Nursing students from Molloy College acted as frantic victims as part of a domestic terrorism drill in New Hyde Park.
Hundreds Of Trees Chopped Down Across Nassau To Be Replanted
Many who cherish the annual flowering trees along the North Shore have voiced their suspicions that the trees were needlessly axed.
L.I. Couple Frustrated By ‘Grueling’ FEMA Aid Application Process
Mike and Gabrielle Fehling said a cryptic application process is preventing some from getting the money they need to survive.
FEMA: Most New Jersey Sandy Claims Settled
The agency says that as of Tuesday, there had been 74,825 claims filed and 70,689 had been closed.
Hudson River Park Repairs To Be Complete This Summer
Hudson River Park Trust CEO Madelyn Wils said three piers were heavily damaged and the electrical system was knocked out completely when Sandy flooded the park on Oct. 29. All of the street lights lost power.
Long Island Community Group Looks To Help 100 Sandy Victims
A new group called ‘Friends of Long Island’ plans to raise $500,000 to help up to 100 people get back into their Sandy-ravaged homes. The group is made up of local residents and community leaders.
The Endless Recovery: Sinkholes Proving To Be Big Problem On Staten Island
It’s gone from bad to worse for some storm-weary Staten Island residents who are trying to rebuild after Hurricane Sandy. Now, they’re coping with a sinkhole nightmare.
Hundreds To Receive Grants From Hoboken Sandy Relief Fund
In the aftermath of Sandy, the Rebuild Hoboken Relief Fund was set up to help individuals and businesses. In the months since the storm, more than a million dollars has been raised.
Union Beach Family Is First To Get FEMA Trailer On Residential Property After Sandy
Glenn Cottrell, his wife, two daughters, son and the family dog had been staying with relatives since the superstorm washed out their home nearly five months ago.
Stories From Main Street: Jersey Shore Residents Still Await Flood Insurance Checks
If you live on the Jersey Shore and still haven’t received a flood insurance check, you’re not alone.
Report Finds Low-Income Renters Among The Hardest Hit By Sandy
Enterprise Community Partners found 43 percent of the households that reported Sandy damage to FEMA also reported incomes under $30,000 per year.
CBS New York’s Severe Weather Guide
As our area braces for another bout of winter weather, Tri-State Area residents are being urged to prepare themselves for the possibility of a severe snow storm.
Beach Restoration Project Fast-Tracked For Staten Island
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation will work together on short-term measures to build up the east and south shores of the borough decimated in superstorm Sandy.
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