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Local businesses rely on mid-winter recess for a boost in revenue. Now that Long Island school districts are canceling the vacation, it hurts their bottom line.
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The collapse caused a gas leak and broke several sprinkler pipes, causing water to flow onto the nearby LIRR train tracks.
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Photos of the Blizzard of 2013 from around the northeast.
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Photos of snowmen submitted by Eyewitness News viewers.
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Photos of the Blizzard of 2013 from Eyewitness News viewers.
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Emergency resources for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to help when winter weather strikes.
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25 people have joined together for a lawsuit that seeks unspecified damages against the MTA.
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It's hard to forget the holiday blizzard that dumped 20 inches of snow and paralyzed New York City.
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We're beginning to learn just how much money December's holiday blizzard will end up costing New York City.
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New York City Council held another hearing on the city's response to the blizzard of 2010.
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New Jersey has asked the federal government for $53 million to help cover cleanup costs from the post-Christmas blizzard that brought record snowfall to parts of the state.
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NJ Transportation Commissioner James Simpson said the state had blown through its 2010-11 storm cleanup budget.
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A woman who says her mother would still be alive if it weren't for New York's poor response to the holiday blizzard.
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Residents of Brooklyn turned out for a meeting to voice their disgust over the city's botched response to last month's blizzard.
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Three weeks after New York was brought to a standstill by a blizzard, the city launched a series of town hall meetings.
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MTA officials are feeling the heat Friday as the City Council opens another hearing into the transit mess during the holiday blizzard.
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Another winter storm has hit New Jersey.
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New York City had more plows mobilized on city streets, but the snow storm left little to plow.
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The head of New York City's Department of Investigation for the first time talked about her probe into whether Sanitation Department workers staged a slowdown during the big holiday blizzard.
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Headstones at a graveyard in Brooklyn were toppled and cars parked near the cemetery were buried in snow.
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Authorities say a 66-year-old man died from hypothermia during the Christmas weekend blizzard that clobbered NYC.
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The dirty problem plaguing the city since the blizzard is still piled up on city sidewalks
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It's not just New York City that's dealing with the aftermath of the holiday blizzard.
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The NJ DOT says it will reimburse some towing costs for some motorists whose cars were stranded and towed during the blizzard.
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New York City is picking up garbage for the first time since the blizzard a week ago.
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The holiday vacation is lasting even longer for some students, thanks to the blizzard.
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Monday in New Jersey, federal officials will tour the state to assess the damage from last week's blizzard.
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Unplowed streets forced a Queens church to cancel its New Year's Eve service.
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Gov. Christie said New Jersey will seek federal aid to help cover cleanup costs related to the monster winter storm.
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Several Ditmas Park residents say the MTA's snow blowers damaged their homes.
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Some grocery stores in NYC have empty shelves because delivery trucks have been unable to access them due to the snow.
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Another issue to emerge from the blizzard is beach erosion.
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Carolina Leid reports
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Andy Field reports
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East New York's side streets remain covered and it seems unlikely the city will plow all of them by 7 a.m. Thursday.
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