NYC Paying $1 Million for Empty Hotel Rooms After Sandy
That's only a small part of the post-storm housing mess.
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Original Nathan’s Famous Will Not Reopen Until Spring
It'll take some time, but the hot dogs are coming back.
MTA Could Be Stuck With Nearly $1 Billion Tab for Sandy, But Riders Won’t Feel It
At least, not immediately.
The Rockaways Won’t See a Subway Train Anytime Soon
A Train service is reportedly out until mid-2013.
Cedric Vongerichten on Sandy and Perry Street’s Future
The restaurant will try to reopen in time for New Year's Eve.
Two More LIPA Executives Step Down, But It Definitely Has Nothing to Do With Sandy
They're leaving for personal reasons, like not wanting to get yelled at.
Sunken Roller Coaster Will Not Remain As a Shrine to Death and Destruction
The mayor of Seaside Heights regrets his idea.
Mile End’s Smoked Meat Is Now More Expensive, But Deal With It
If you care about sandwiches, you won't mind a few dollars extra.
Tragic, Unimaginable Bad Luck Following a Few Hurricane Sandy Victims
Today brings two extremely sad stories.
Cuomo Gets Flak for Comparing Hurricane Sandy to Hurricane Katrina
Not the smartest way to ask for $42 billion.
FEMA Doesn’t Really Get New York’s Rental Market
Giving people money to rent an apartment only works when there are apartments.
No Good, Very Expensive Hurricane to Cost New York City $19 Billion
Mayor Bloomberg has requested $9.8 billion in aid.
Federal Grant Will Fund Temporary Hurricane Sandy Cleanup Jobs in New York State
The program will create 5,000 positions.
Chris Christie and Andrew Cuomo Give Estimates on Hurricane Sandy’s Billion-Dollar Damage
Hundreds of billions, actually.
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