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Compare Satellite Images Of Sandy And Irene And Try Not To Panic
Remember how Hurricane Irene caused millions and millions of dollars worth of damage throughout the Northeast and New England?
By
John Del Signore
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MTA Wants $65 Million To Cover Costs Of Tropical Storm Irene
The MTA claims it incurred $65 million in losses due to flood and wind damage to the regional transit infrastructure related to Irene. And it wants the federal government to help with the bill.
By
John Del Signore
Food
Video: Hurricane Irene Totally Destroyed Upstate Farms
Watch this heartbreaking video from Food.Curated.
By
Jamie Feldmar
Food
Eat Out, Do Good This Weekend
Dozens of the city's best restuarants are participating in Dine Out Irene this weekend, and you should, too!
By
Jamie Feldmar
Food
Video: Floating Pumpkins Drift Away Forever
Fare thee well, would-be Jack-o-Lanterns.
By
Jamie Feldmar
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Irene Still Wreaking Havoc Upstate And Beyond
Sure, it didn't hit NYC as hard as it could have—but that doesn't mean the state escaped scot-free.
By
Jamie Feldmar
Food
Talking Farms, Irene, And Eating Local With Just Food's Jacquie Berger
We talk to the food advocacy nonprofit Just Food's executive director, Jacquie Berger, about what eating local really means.
By
Jamie Feldmar
News
Long Island Man: Bomb Threat Was For Powerless Grandma
One Hicksville couple who lives around 500 feet from the Long Island Power Authority's headquarters made an "SOS" banner to draw attention to the fact that they've been without power for over a week.
By
Christopher Robbins
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Chris Christie Burns Through Weekly Quota Of The Word "Hell"
Christie was goaded into the sound byte by a local television reporter, who remarked that Christie's earlier statement to "come, take a deep breath and enjoy the last beautiful weekend of summer," was "too subtle."
By
Christopher Robbins
Food
How To Help Local Farmers Devastated By Irene
Many local farms were devastated by Irene—you can help them get back on their feet.
By
Jamie Feldmar
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