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In happened in a flash, but a severe storm brought down power lines and trees across Rockland County Thursday.
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Parts of Rockland County experienced downed trees and power lines on Thursday when a storm cell moved through.
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N.J. Burkett is in the Concourse section with more.
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Three cars were destroyed and 500 homes were without power after downed power lines sparked fires and ruptured a gas line.
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See images from the scene of wild fires in Westchester County
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Kemberly Richardson reports from a wild fire in Westchester County
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It began Thursday evening in the boundaries of Veterans Rd. West, Hylan Blvd., Huguenot Ave. and Eugene St.
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Michelle Charlesworth reports on a water main break under a Midtown hotel
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The lights were back on at the New York Palace Hotel at 50th Street and Madison Avenue early Monday, but it was too late for some of those guests.
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New Jersey's second-largest utility has asked regulators for permission to raise rates to pay for recovery costs after Superstorm Sandy.
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A wind-driven rain caused power outages and storm damage leading to a day of clean-up in the New York area.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on storm damage in New Jersey
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on storm damage throughout New York City
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Anthony Johnson reports on storm damage in the Garden State
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Utility customers who lost service during Superstorm Sandy will be getting breaks on their bills.
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Jen Maxfield reports on an outpouring from Channel 7 viewers
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Darla Miles reports from Madison.
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Several communities in New Jersey are reconsidering their contracts with large power companies.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on power outages that persist on Long Island
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Phil Lipof has the latest on the damage in Seaside Heights.
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N.J. Burkett has the latest on the company's response to widespread outages.
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Phil Lipof has the latest on the damage in Seaside Heights.
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Reporter Josh Einiger has the latest in Oceanside.
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Reporter Marci Gonzalez has the details.
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Angry residents gathered in Oceanside, Long Island on Friday to protest the LIPA response to Hurricane Sandy.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on growing frustration over power outages
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Matt Kozar has the latest on the power outages in New Rochelle.
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Josh Einiger reports that the impending nor'easter threatens to take power out again.
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Long Island residents grow frustrated as LIPA struggles to restore power.
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A water main break knocked out power and water service to a large private apartment complex in Brooklyn.
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Anthony Johnson reports from Brooklyn
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Thousands of utility customers in New Jersey have lost power as severe thunderstorms move through the region.
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High winds have knocked out power for thousands in Connecticut as severe weather moves into the state.
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A severe storm tore through the New York area Tuesday causing downed trees and power outages.
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More than 50,000 people in 35 buildings in the complex, one of the largest housing developments in the country, were affected.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on a power outage that left a housing development in the dark
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Liz Cho reports on massive power problems in India
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Marcus Solis reports on the storm's damage in Rockland County
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Atlantic City Electric says nearly 20,353 homes and businesses were still without service early Thursday. That's down from about 206,000 at the height of the storm.
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Marci Gonzalez reports from Borough Park on the outages caused by the heat wave.
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Hundreds of customers were without power due to an outage in Rockville Centre on Long Island Tuesday afternoon.
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The affected neighborhoods include Westerleigh and Port Richmond.
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Tim Fleischer has more on the outages
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David Navarro spoke with a couple from Georgia about their grueling 3 days on board without power.
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Connecticut's largest utility failed to put enough repair crews in place before a record-setting October snowstorm, causing delays in restoring power to customers and leaving some in the dark for up to 11 days, according to a consultant's report released Friday.
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A review of Connecticut regulatory reports by The Associated Press shows the problems that arose after the October snowstorm and Tropical Storm Irene are similar to ones that cropped up after other major storms, dating to 1985.
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