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The new zones cover 37 percent of all the homes in the city, and officials say the redesign gives them more room to make decisions.
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The Stronger New Jersey Business Loan Program will make $100 million available to business owners in nine counties starting July 1.
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Lt. Thomas Woods doesn't like to be called a hero. Most heroes don't, but on Wednesday the FDNY gave him its highest honor for rescuing 25 people.
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Officials at the last hospital still closed because of damage from Superstorm Sandy are no longer predicting when they will be able to reopen.
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The FDNY is recognizing the heroics of Superstorm Sandy responders - including a fire lieutenant who rescued 25 people.
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A New York City subway tunnel that was heavily damaged during Superstorm Sandy will be closed for long-term repairs beginning in the summer.
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About 20,000 New York homes still in critical need of repair seven months after Superstorm Sandy. Mayor Michael Blomberg announced a new effort Monday to help homeowners, renters and landlords.
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Two sisters have been fighting with their mortgage company to release insurance money to fix their Sandy-damaged home.
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This week, we focus on the millions of dollars in aid for Superstorm Sandy victims still unspent by the American Red Cross.
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Hazy, hot, and humid and it's that weather that now brings out in some areas the worst of what Superstorm Sandy left behind.
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Police say two heartless crooks stole new copper plumbing from the homes of Superstorm Sandy victims on Staten Island.
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Trains are operating to and from the Rockaways for the first time since Sandy washed out 1,500 feet of tracks.
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N.J. Burkett reports on The Red Cross' response to questions regarding Sandy relief money
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Anthony Johnson previews the president's visit to the Garden State
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Seven months after Superstorm Sandy, the Red Cross still hasn't spent more than a third of the $303 million it raised.
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President Obama and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie promoted the Jersey Shore's summer tourism economy Tuesday while praising the federal government's role in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
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18-year old Luis Hernandez, whose home at the Red Hook Houses was without power for weeks, became his high school valedictorian.
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President Obama joined Gov. Chris Christie in a tour of Jersey Shore communities, seven months after Superstorm Sandy.
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Seven months after Superstorm Sandy devastated hundreds of miles of shoreline, beaches are officially open this Memorial Day.
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Michelle Charlesworth reports on a nice holiday for beachgoers
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The image of the Jet Star, sitting in the ocean, was perhaps the most famous and enduring image of Superstorm Sandy.
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See video of the removal of the famed Jet Star roller coaster from the waters off Seaside Heights
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on the holiday weekend on Long Island
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Seven months after Superstorm Sandy devastated hundreds of miles of shoreline, most of New York's beaches are officially open this Memorial Day weekend.
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On a Saturday night in Coney Island on Memorial Day weekend, the Boardwalk is typically bustling with people. Not this year with it being this cold.
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It's like coming home again. Even though it wasn't the best weather out, it didn't stop people from coming to check on their beloved beaches.
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Guinness World Records confirms that a ribbon-cutting to mark the reopening of the Jersey shore following Superstorm Sandy has set a new world record.
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"Nathan's Famous" in Coney Island had a grand re-opening Thursday, more than six months after Superstorm Sandy.
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Former New York Yankees player Bernie Williams surprised a high school student and his family who lost everything in Sandy.
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It's a temporary shelter placed in their front yard. It's small, but it's a house, and it even comes with solar power.
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A Jersey shore town is celebrating a milestone as it rebuilds from Superstorm Sandy.
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The boardwalks are back, and so are most of the beaches, even if some are a little thinner this year.
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Mets pitcher Jeremy Hefner was helping and thinking of the victim's of two vicious storms on Tuesday.
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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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Some 350 homeowners whose properties have flooded repeatedly will be eligible to sell their homes in a buyback program.
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Transit officials said Thursday they're exploring alternatives to the plywood and sandbags they've used in the past to keep stormwater out of tunnels and stations.
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New Yorkers displaced by Superstorm Sandy will continue to be able to stay in city-paid hotel rooms.
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The lab mix is the object of a vicious game of tug of war instead of being reunited with his owner.
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This time next week, perhaps the most famous symbol of Superstorm Sandy's devastation at the Jersey shore will be gone.
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Photos of Prince Harry touring two towns ravaged by Superstorm Sandy with Governor Chris Christie Tuesday
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Governor Cuomo unveiled his plan to fix the embattled Long Island Power Authority.
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After Hurricane Sandy, Pier 25 in Lower Manhattan had uprooted concrete. All of the equipment was destroyed. The playground reopened on Saturday morning.
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Residents of a Manhattan building are being displaced once again as crews replace a crane that toppled during Superstorm Sandy.
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The canned food pyramid in Cranford stands 15 and a half feet tall and 10 feet wide and will likely break a world record.
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Rain has led workers to postpone the demolition of storm-damaged homes in the Jersey shore town that was hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy.
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The mayor of a storm-wrecked Jersey shore town said Monday that England's Prince Harry will visit next week before heading to a news conference nearby.
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New York City officials say the city should take a roster of steps to handle natural disasters better after Superstorm Sandy. Suggestions include buying more police boats, developing a system to track patients after hospital evacuations and lining up more generators, boilers and electrical repair gear.
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Work is expected to begin next week to replace the boom of a crane that nearly snapped off during Superstorm Sandy and dangled precariously over a midtown Manhattan block near Carnegie Hall.
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Twenty-five gas stations have settled price-gouging claims made against them immediately after Superstorm Sandy hit New York, state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced Thursday.
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Demolition work began Thursday on a house swept nearly intact into Barnegat Bay in Mantoloking during Hurricane Sandy.
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