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October 13, 2013 will be Staten Island Day, dedicated to making a positive impact on the communities and providing support for ongoing recovery efforts, the New York Road Runners and Staten Island borough president James Molinaro have announced.
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On a late afternoon in Brooklyn's Borough Park, the patients come by the minute. The space for them fills up by the minute at Maimonides Medical Center. This emergency room has been dealing record numbers with ever since Superstorm Sandy.
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A rare look inside Maimonides Medical Center that's been flooded with patients since Superstorm Sandy.
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Saturday's cleanup effort was organized by Clean Ocean Action as part of the "Waves of Action for the Shore" program. It was part of a "National Day of Service" declared to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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A commission formed to examine ways to guard against storms like Sandy released a report calling for flood walls in subways.
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Friends and family greeted the Heckman's of Amity Harbor, Long Island as they arrived home - a trip that was only part of their dream come true.
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The steep stairwells make it impossible for people in wheelchairs to get up and down from the upper floors on Coney Island's West 24th Street - the elevators stopped working after Sandy, and that has forced a young disabled girl to miss school for months.
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Officials at NYU Langone Medical Center say about 55 surgeries were being performed Thursday.
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Mary and Leonard DiMatteo showed Eyewitness News just how high the water rose, and with it, they believed at the time, essentially erased part of their past.
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Cuomo visited the 1,000-bed hospital on Manhattan's East Side on Sunday. It was flooded during the late October storm and lost power, and more than 300 patients had to be evacuated. Full services at the hospital will not reopen until January.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on the preparations being made for Hurricane Sandy
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on the flooding caused by Hurricane Isaac
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Jim Dolan reports from New Orleans, LA on Issac's impending landfall
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The Long Island Rail Road is running on a normal rush hour schedule for the first time since Superstorm Sandy.
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The auditorium had to be sealed off, and parts of the stage where the mold was found had to be removed, according to an environmental study that was conducted Wednesday. Asbestos in a crawl-space also needs to be removed.
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Repairs are still ongoing, but Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday that work crews had restored enough of the system for the LIRR to resume a regular schedule.
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Paul Nosak traveled from Oklahoma to be part of a clean-up outside the Huntington Baptist Church, where several huge trees had fallen on the roof. Paul returned Saturday morning to serious vandalism - tires were slashed, a major piece of equipment was damaged, diesel fuel was siphoned and air hoses that are part of a brake system were cut.
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The annual "Whiskers in Wonderland" adoption event was held across Manhattan.
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During Hurricane Sandy, as well as after the storm, the 9/11 First Responder spent days rescuing, helping and supporting his neighbors, even though his home in New Dorp was ruined.
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Long Beach firefighter Chris Koehle got his pink slip on July 1st because of budget cuts. However, that did not deter him from giving up his lifelong pursuit. As Superstorm Sandy pounded Long Beach, Koehle and other laid off firefighters felt called to action.
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Hurricane Sandy flooded NYU Langone Medical Center on the East Side and forced a patient evacuation, but it also flooded some laboratories doing cutting edge research. The federal government took a look at the damage on Friday.
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Jim Dolan reports how many are struggling to get FEMA aid after Sandy.
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The roller coaster swept off the Seaside Heights pier won't remain as a tourist attraction partially submerged in the ocean.
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The MTA has released a mixed progress report on the New York City subway's recovery from Hurricane Sandy.
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Bruce Germano, the Vice President of Customer Service, will leave at the end of the year. X. Cristofer Damianos, on the Board of Trustees has also announced his resignation.
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On Sunday night, cash registers were ringing at Foodtown in South Amboy, but the signs of sadness were everywhere - especially on the empty shelves.
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New York has received $27 million in federal funds to hire people to assist in the cleanup efforts after Hurricane Sandy.
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Cara and Mauricio Londono are about to mark their first wedding anniversary next week. What they will get to celebrate? Their first home will be destroyed. Everything including their wedding album is now in the dumpster out front.
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On Friday, President Barack Obama sent two cabinet members to the Jersey Shore to assure residents of storm-damaged areas the federal government will help them for as long as necessary.
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Most of the homes to be bulldozed are one and two-family houses in Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island.
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Jeff Pegues reports that President Obama will survey the damage alongside Mayor Bloomberg.
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The Long Island Rail Road has restored limited weekday service on its Long Beach branch.
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Police say the fight was over the victim urinating on his truck in front of the suspect's girlfriend, and not about power outages.
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Part of the former Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel has reopened for automobile traffic as repairs continue after Hurricane Sandy.
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Governor Chris Christie temporarily suspended Bergen County's so-called blue laws after Hurricane Sandy. The laws were suspended to help residents of Bergen County purchase items they would have otherwise been prohibited from purchasing on Sunday, November 4th and Sunday, November 11th.
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John Applewhite, 34, came to Long Island to help with recovery efforts. After a 16-hour shift, he was attacked and punched in the face.
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The moisture from Hurricane Sandy can lead to mold, Dr. Sapna Parikh has advice for how to address it.
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Homeowners in two Brooklyn neighborhoods were still assessing the flood damage to their homes on Sunday night. They were trying to figure out how they were going to pay for the repairs without any help.
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After two weeks without lights, Red Hook residents have gone from understanding to impatient, to furious.
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Officials say trains will start rolling out at 5 a.m. and will run in both directions until 10 p.m. But they also warn commuters that they may face extended waits for trains.
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The official says Director of Emergency Management Steven Kuhr was let go after the governor was told Kuhr called a Suffolk County crew to remove a felled tree from his driveway on Long Island.
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Josh Einiger reports that the impending nor'easter threatens to take power out again.
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Residents who have homes that have been damaged by Hurricane Sandy are being strongly encouraged to evacuate and seek shelter in a safe location.
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Across New York City, parents and students cooped up for a week say were ready to heed the mayor's call to return to school.
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Art McFarland has the latest from Brooklyn
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Residents of Staten Island continue to struggle in the wake of HUrricane Sandy.
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Disney has teamed up with the Red Cross in order to raise funds to provide aid for victims of Hurricane Sandy.
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In an attempt to compensate for lack of running train service, NJ Transit has set up and emergency bus system.
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Disney has teamed with the American Red Cross for the Day of Giving to raise funds for victims of Hurrican Sandy.
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