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FEMA Chief: Most Sandy Victims Might Not Notice Sequester
“I think from the standpoint of the immediate response of the things we were doing at Hurricane Sandy, people aren’t gonna see any impacts,” Craig Fugate said Friday.
FEMA Launches Website With Interactive Flood Maps
New Yorkers can now type in their address to see if their home has been added to the amended FEMA flood maps.
City Officials, Homeless Advocates Call For More Affordable Housing To Accommodate Displaced Sandy Victims
Superstorm Sandy significantly worsened the city’s affordable housing crisis, according to Brooklyn City Councilman Brad Lander.
Sen. Schumer Hopes To Get Federal Funding For Long Beach Boardwalk
Long Beach officials expect to have a new and stronger boardwalk by summer. It is expected to cost $25 million.
Sandy May Be Long Gone, But Flooding Continues On Long Island’s South Shore
Residents in one South Shore community who are still recovering from Superstorm Sandy now have another fight with Mother Nature – flooding on almost a daily basis.
With ‘Project Pay-It-Forward’ Neighbors Help Neighbors Rebuild Their Storm Damaged Businesses
When Sandy flooded Long Beach it ruined the hard work of two women who had just opened a child play center on West Beech Street, but now with the help of neighbors they have re-opened.
Hoboken Mayor Zimmer On A Quest For Protective Walls For Her City
Hoboken continues to recover nearly four months after Superstorm Sandy, and now, the flooding from the waterfront is a priority for the town.
U.S. House Passes Sandy House Of Worship Aid Bill
The House has overwhelmingly approved a bill to allow houses of worship damaged by Superstorm Sandy to receive federal disaster aid from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Schumer Wants Flood Insurance Crackdown With Sandy Victims Still In Limbo
While a lot of people are dealing with the aftermath of the blizzard, there are some who are still dealing with the aftermath of superstorm Sandy, which hit more than three months ago.
President Obama Signs Emergency Declaration For Conn.; Region Continues Digging Out
Roads across the Northeast were impassable and cars were entombed by snow drifts on Saturday. Some people found the snow packed so high against their homes they couldn’t get their doors open.
EXCLUSIVE: Long Beach Woman ‘Fed Up’ With Feds Wraps Storm-Damaged Home In Red Tape
One Long Beach family, fed up with the government’s response to Superstorm Sandy, has decided to send a powerful message to the feds.
Lindenhurst Residents Still Need Help 100 Days After Sandy
Some of the residents by the water in Lindenhurst, Long Island feel forgotten 100 days after superstorm Sandy.
Christie: National Flood Insurance Program Has ‘Stunk,’ Been A ‘Disgrace’ To Sandy Victims
Gov. Christie was blunt as he talked to an audience in the hard-hit bay shore community about the government’s handling of the National Flood Insurance Program. The governor said the program has funding, but has not yet released it to the state.
100 Days After Sandy, Stony Point Continues Cleanup, Seeks Help
Stony Point does not want to be forgotten. Far from the Atlantic coast, homes there in Rockland County along the Hudson River are collapsing, too.
EXCLUSIVE: LIPA Customers Hit With Shockingly High Electricity Bills
Electric bills are out for Sandy victims on Long Island and they are causing a stir.
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