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Loans Impacting Grant Money for Sandy Victims
When Superstorm Sandy left Denise Erickson’s home with a collapsed foundation, a loan from the Small Business Administration looked like the best deal in town.
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FEMA Awards $1.6 Billion Sandy Resiliency Grant to NYC Public Hospitals
Two years ago, Coney Island Hospital Chief Nurse Terry Mancher was having dinner with nurse leaders when Superstorm Sandy struck.
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Two Years Later, Promised Sandy Building Jobs Still Scarce
NEW YORK—On Oct. 29, exactly two years after Superstorm Sandy tore into New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio sent out a personal note touting the “incredible progress” his administration has made on rebuilding homes destroyed by the storm.
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Superstorm Sandy Two-Year Anniversary: NYC Homeowners Finally Get Homes Fixed
NEW YORK—Margurie Batts heard a loud noise, and then the water came in.
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Hurt by Sandy, Businesses Let Down by Federal Relief Agency
NEW YORK—Mark Snyder, owner of the Red Hook Winery, acted with peak efficiency on Oct. 30, 2012, a day after Hurricane Sandy devastated his business.
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Hospitals Struggled During and After Superstorm Sandy
Hospitals were ill-prepared for the impact of Superstorm Sandy, according to a government study released Wednesday. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) surveyed 174 hospitals in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York in declared disaster areas during the 2012 storm.
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Thirty Sandy-Damaged Homes Rebuilt, Says Mayor
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Thursday that the city’s Sandy recovery program, Build It Back, has made progress, with 30 homes rebuilt.
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Loans Impacting Grant Money for Sandy Victims
When Superstorm Sandy left Denise Erickson’s home with a collapsed foundation, a loan from the Small Business Administration looked like the best deal in town.
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FEMA Awards $1.6 Billion Sandy Resiliency Grant to NYC Public Hospitals
Two years ago, Coney Island Hospital Chief Nurse Terry Mancher was having dinner with nurse leaders when Superstorm Sandy struck.
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Two Years Later, Promised Sandy Building Jobs Still Scarce
NEW YORK—On Oct. 29, exactly two years after Superstorm Sandy tore into New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio sent out a personal note touting the “incredible progress” his administration has made on rebuilding homes destroyed by the storm.
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Superstorm Sandy Two-Year Anniversary: NYC Homeowners Finally Get Homes Fixed
NEW YORK—Margurie Batts heard a loud noise, and then the water came in.
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Hurt by Sandy, Businesses Let Down by Federal Relief Agency
NEW YORK—Mark Snyder, owner of the Red Hook Winery, acted with peak efficiency on Oct. 30, 2012, a day after Hurricane Sandy devastated his business.
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Hospitals Struggled During and After Superstorm Sandy
Hospitals were ill-prepared for the impact of Superstorm Sandy, according to a government study released Wednesday. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) surveyed 174 hospitals in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York in declared disaster areas during the 2012 storm.
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Thirty Sandy-Damaged Homes Rebuilt, Says Mayor
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Thursday that the city’s Sandy recovery program, Build It Back, has made progress, with 30 homes rebuilt.
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