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They’re asking a state judge to overturn the Bloomberg administration’s decision to offer federal disaster food assistance in only 12 of the 82 ZIP codes affected by the hurricane.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jan 2013

News Uncategorized

SI Sandy Victims Pan Cuomo Speech

The governor’s annual policy address included several policies to address the risk of future storms. But victims of the most recent one wanted to hear more about help coming their…

ByJack Curran 0Comments

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Jan 2013

Investigations

Graying City Means More Elder Abuse

Whether it takes the form of financial scams, emotional mistreatment or physical harm, advocates for New York’s aged say the extent of elder abuse in the city dwarfs the resources…

BySuzanne Travers 1Comment

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Dec 2012

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The 2012 Stories That Will Matter Most in 2013

We’re not saying these are the best, worst, most popular, or happiest stories. But we think these 10 are the most likely to still be on our minds next year.

ByCity Limits 0Comments

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Nov 2012

Housing and Homelessness

Grassroots Groups Have Taken Over Sandy Relief

From Gerritsen to Coney, trusted local organizations and ad-hoc operations have stepped into a void left by overstretched city departments and low-profile federal agencies.

ByNeil deMause 0Comments

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Nov 2012

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Reporter's Notebook: Red Hook

Just minutes before we arrived, an elderly woman living on the second floor tumbled down the stairs, back first, after tripping over her cane while bringing groceries into her apartment.

ByCandace Amos 0Comments

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Nov 2012

Government

Despite Some Storm Damage, City Island Voting Smooth

The shoreline neighborhood is pocket of conservatism in the heavily Democratic Bronx. A majority of the voters here voted for McCain in the 2008 election.

ByEmily Field 0Comments

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Nov 2012

Government

Civic Duty vs. Clean-Up Work in Staten Island

The juxtaposition of storm and ballot could be seen across the borough, with many makeshift polling sites sharing a roof or a plot of land with a relief center.

By"Bryan Koenig, Jenny Hollander and Whitney Light"0Comments

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Nov 2012

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Stripping Down Not For a Marathon, But For Sandy

Dozens of runners donated the clothing they would have abandoned at the starting line of the cancelled New York City Marathon to victims of the superstorm.

ByCity Limits 0Comments

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Nov 2012

Government Housing and Homelessness

From Capitol Hill to Murray Hill: NY's Reps at Home

Members of New York City’s congressional delegation help decide national policy. But they also play a role in very local, and even personal, matters. How do they do?

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

Five Brooklyn Pols Sue Over Sandy Food Stamps

SI Sandy Victims Pan Cuomo Speech

Graying City Means More Elder Abuse

The 2012 Stories That Will Matter Most in 2013

Grassroots Groups Have Taken Over Sandy Relief

Reporter's Notebook: Red Hook

Despite Some Storm Damage, City Island Voting Smooth

Civic Duty vs. Clean-Up Work in Staten Island

Stripping Down Not For a Marathon, But For Sandy

From Capitol Hill to Murray Hill: NY's Reps at Home

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