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It may be autumn, but for hundreds of kids in Howell who play fall ball it's still baseball season.
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The young couple needed a down payment for a new place and found it gathering dust on a shelf - a thick shiny, gold chain. But the dream to turn bling into bucks went bust until 7 On Your Side talked to their tarnished jeweler.
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A woman who lost so much when Superstorm Sandy hit, thought she would also lose the battle for her family's home.
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First cancer widowed her at 41, and recently Katherine Kartsonis got devastating news of her own - she was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer. The diagnosis came after Sandy ripped the roof off of her Bethpage home, and a contractor took nearly four grand in cash, the mother of two could use for chemo.
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The door is wide open for fraud because people are unsure of how the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, works.
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Don't get scared away from saving in October, there are some deals if you know where to look, but a few bad apples in the bunch can spoil your budget.
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Starting on January 1, just about everyone in the US will be required to have health insurance. It's one of the main provisions of the Affordable Care Act. Consumer Reports finds most people are confused about how the new law affects them - but help is available.
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You may want free flights, hotel nights or straight up cash, and some credit cards can deliver if you have good credit.
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1.5 billion credit cards are out there and experts say that's 1.5 billion ways we make dumb mistakes with our credit. Those mistakes can cost us money and make us victims of identity theft.
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It took 7 On Your Side to help Chris Severino get his money back after a drumming competition he had entered was cancelled.
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Eyewitness News reporter Nina Pineda reflects on the 12th anniversary of September 11th.
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Anguish and anger are what one Great Neck widow is grappling with.
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But for thousands of students, their schools will be missing something: working fire alarms!
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Nina Pineda reports from Lower Manhattan on September 11, 2001.
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The way to save is "to search" , for online coupons, promo codes and special student discounts.
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Many stores tie in big sales with the Labor Day holiday. So what are the best buys to look for this weekend?
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One woman was killed when she was apparently run off the road and stabbed by her es-boyfriend, the end of a violent domestic dispute in the Bronx.
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A vigil was held Tuesday for a transgender woman who was brutally and fatally attacked on a Harlem street.
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7 On Your Side has 7 tips for avoiding vacation rental rip-offs.
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Nina Pineda has some shopping tips
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A woman accidentally threw away thousands of dollars meant to pay for her daughter's college tuition.
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Nina Pineda reports from Astoria, Queens.
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Nina Pineda has more on why the teen is now facing charges
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For the first time, a riveting 911 call to save the life of a teenager from Paterson, was shot and killed has been released.
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Elderly and disabled residents had trouble getting vital checks and bills for months, because of a panel of broken mailboxes.
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Investigators say 40-year-old Clifford Wares, of Warwick, made fake Facebook accounts using pictures of the girls' friends.
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Pamela and Bob Vazquez' house was ripped off its foundation with them hanging on for dear life inside of it.
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No ground was ever broken on the planned pool, and now a refund promise has turned into 2 rubber checks and plenty of broken promises.
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Nina Pineda tells us where to get these great deals
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It's August 1st, so it's time for Nina Pineda's suggestions on best buys as she hits on back to school items and lots of summer items (grills, patio furniture, apparel) that will be deeply discounted.
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She will receive a rabies-prevention treatment for 14 days and officials will closely monitor her condition.
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Money that was supposed to be paid to an elderly man from his wife's insurance agency was stolen by an identity thief.
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It was the couple's first home, but last October Superstorm Sandy left it submerged.
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Half a billion dollars in relief money was raised in the weeks and months following Superstorm Sandy.
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From Sandy refugee to a start-up food star, Joy Ortiz has come a long way.
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Truman Terrell has video of his car getting smacked by a parking lot attendant; an eyewitness, and a cracked bumper.
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Some older A/C's don't need to be replaced, just given a little help around the house to make them run better.
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It was a lose-lose situation, a wedding venue was washed away by Sandy, leaving dozens of couples counting on a beach wedding in the lurch.
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The landlord was a no-show in court, but Nina Pineda and 7 on your Side managed to catch up with a Wildwood landlord who was accused of running a rental rip-off scam.
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At Minus5 Ice Bar in the Midtown Hilton Hotel, they have all the gear to get you ready like, parkas, faux furs, hats and gloves.
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Extras, models and actors are used to waiting weeks for pay, but when months went by, one actor got 7 On Your Side to help.
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7 On Your Side's Nina Pineda takes a look at the findings by Consumer Reports
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Looking for a healthy burger choice, but veggie and turkey burgers aren't cutting it? Consumer Reports says you may want to try a bison burger.
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An iconic fixture of the Jersey Shore that got washed away by Superstorm Sandy is now making a big comeback.
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Nina Pineda has a 7 On Your Side report
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Some of the arrested contractors are accused of ripping off survivors of Superstorm Sandy.
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Nina Pineda tells us how much of an increase we can expect
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Reporter Nina Pineda is in the Financial District with more
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Al Lakas is an air conditioner contractor who, when confronted by our camera, just can't stand the heat.
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