Hurricane Sandy

Super-storm Sandy wasn’t a Republican or Democratic storm, says Governor Chris Christie, and that’s why rebuilding and recovery efforts should not be partisan.

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Thirteen senators from seven states damaged by Superstorm Sandy are asking President Obama to boost federal disaster aid to the states.

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved more than $127 million in individual assistance in the two weeks since Superstorm Sandy battered New Jersey.

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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has announced a $500 million emergency plan to pay for critical repairs to public schools and hospitals damaged by Superstorm Sandy.

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At a news briefing in Middletown today on Sandy recovery efforts, Governor Chris Christie mentioned an emotional encounter he had with a local resident - nine-year-old Ginger.

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New Jersey State Police say the number of deaths in the state linked to Superstorm Sandy has climbed to 33.

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One of our listeners, James, called in this afternoon to talk about the scene in Ortley Beach. He was allowed back in recently and wanted to see if the rumors were true. Was his house really in the middle of the street? Would people ever be able to live there again?

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One of NJ Transit's badly damaged rail lines may be back in operation sooner than expected.

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If you had to grade your town’s officials on how they handled the storm and its aftermath, what grade would you give them?

Some mayors and township officials were in front of things…while others were hamstrung with the lack of electricity and manpower to adequately handle the crisis

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