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New Jersey is launching a program aimed at helping low- and moderate-income families buy homes in the counties hit hard by Superstorm Sandy.
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Parishioners have returned to a northern New Jersey church more than nine months after it was flooded by Superstorm Sandy.
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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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David Ruddy of Metuchen is accused of stealing about $55,000 from 13 victims overall.
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Art McFarland reports from Lido Beach
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Children who had their Halloween wiped away by Superstorm Sandy, put on their costumes and collected candy.
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Brooklyn residents are getting a new ferry stop to help ease the loss of a prime subway link to Manhattan. The ferry will stop next to the Brooklyn Army Terminal at 58th Street in Sunset Park.
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Towns up and down the stretch of the Jersey Shore that took the biggest whack from Superstorm Sandy nine months ago are seeing declines in beach revenue.
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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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A Long Island beach town took a major step forward Friday on the road to recovery after Superstorm Sandy.
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Hospital officials plan to meet with state Health Department officials Friday in an attempt to broker a truce.
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Darla Miles reports on an important step in Sandy recovery
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About 2,700 New Jersey homeowners will get federal grants to elevate their homes situated near flood-prone waterways.
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A campaign promoting post-Superstorm Sandy recovery efforts along the Jersey shore is launching a contest for musical artists to create an original song to become New Jersey's summer anthem.
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A Superstorm Sandy-related lawsuit between a Jersey shore town and a towing company has been settled for $250,000.
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From Sandy refugee to a start-up food star, Joy Ortiz has come a long way.
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With all the fears that Superstorm Sandy created, here's one that never materialized: huge tax increases to make up for property destroyed along the coastlines of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut.
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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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Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed legislation that will speed up the rebuilding process for residents of a tiny New York City beachfront community that was decimated by Superstorm Sandy.
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The girl who cast that bottle into the bay is dead, but her message has been passed along to her grieving mother.
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Three construction workers were injured when a southern New Jersey home that was damaged by Superstorm Sandy collapsed as crews were jacking up the two-story structure.
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Along the New Jersey shore this year, the sounds of summer include earth-moving equipment still cleaning up after Sandy.
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The space shuttle Enterprise exhibit in Manhattan is once again open to visitors after an eight month long hiatus caused by damage from Superstorm Sandy.
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Anthony Johnson reports on the reopening of the Enterprise exhibit
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Jon Bon Jovi went to his hometown of Sayreville on Monday and presented a check to Gov. Chris Christie's wife, Mary Pat, who is overseeing the relief fund.
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A family on Long Island trying to renovate their home damaged by Superstorm Sandy ran into a lot of trouble.
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This weekend begins a series of shutdowns for the 'G' train, as crews work to repair damage caused by Superstorm Sandy.
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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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Reconstruction has begun on a highway along the Jersey Shore that was badly damaged by Superstorm Sandy.
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About 120 home owners from the tight-knit Queens enclave of Breezy Point that was devastated by fires during Superstorm Sandy are suing two utility companies for negligence.
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Months after Superstorm Sandy swamped her little island, the Statue of Liberty will finally welcome visitors again on Independence Day.
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The Jersey shore town hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy is making progress tearing down homes wrecked by the storm.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has OK'd a plan to boost aid to New Jersey towns hit hard by Superstorm Sandy.
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Officials say the death of a 62-year-old man, whose body was found in his home in April, is the 44th Superstorm Sandy-related fatality in New York City.
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New Jersey has launched a $40 million grant program to encourage landlords to rent vacant properties to low- and moderate-income tenants affected by Superstorm Sandy.
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Billy Crystal has helped raise $1 million to rebuild his native beach town on Long Island hard-hit by Superstorm Sandy. The "City Slickers" and "When Harry Met Sally" star announced the gift to the city of Long Beach on Saturday, while standing on a newly installed patch of the town's boardwalk.
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Hundreds of thousands of people hit the famed Brooklyn boardwalk Saturday for the procession, billed as the world's largest art parade. This year's version was a spectacle of outlandish floats, muscle cars, cross-dressing men and women in revealing costumes.
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Mary Pat Christie will place the final board on the Seaside Heights boardwalk that was destroyed by Superstorm Sandy.
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200 kids from East Rockaway Junior Senior High did not know quite what to expect when they got out of their limos, but their prom night was beyond their wildest dreams.
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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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