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Juvenile reform program creating 'threat to public safety': judge
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Sandy-hit schools await supplies, FEMA aid
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Six Months After Sandy: Queens Cobbler Who Saw Store Destroyed Regains Footing
The road to recovery had been especially hard for an elderly Rockaway Park business owner who lost his entire store during Hurricane Sandy, but after months of struggling to re-open his store he finally did.
There will never be another 'Sandy'
Cleaning crews work in Manhattan's financial district following damage from Superstorm Sandy on Monday, November 12.