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Officials foresee fast Fire Island fix-up

Originally published: December 5, 2012 8:57 PM
Updated: December 5, 2012 9:03 PM
By CANDICE RUUD candice.ruud@newsday.com

Local officials meet to discuss different ways to

Local officials meet to discuss different ways to rebuild Fire Island after superstorm Sandy. Videojournalists: Jessica Rotkiewicz and Amanda Voisard (Dec. 5, 2012) (December 5, 2012 6:46 PM)

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The Fire Island Contractors Association is working to

Rebuilding Fire Island After the devastation of superstorm Sandy, we look

After the devastation of superstorm Sandy, we look

Surviving Sandy Stairs lead to nowhere on a beach on

Stairs lead to nowhere on a beach on

Residents return to Fire Island

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The community of Ocean Beach on Fire Island

Fire Island Sandy photos A demolished boardwalk at Field 5 at Robert

A demolished boardwalk at Field 5 at Robert

Long Island destruction immediately after Sandy This photo shows the view looking north at

This photo shows the view looking north at

Aerial photos of superstorm Sandy damage

FEMA and the Army Corps of Engineers plan to help fund and foster the removal of massive amounts of debris superstorm Sandy left on Fire Island, with the goal of getting the barrier island in shape for summer, when it becomes a tourist destination and regional economic engine.

"We'll be ready for a new season starting April," Ocean Beach Mayor James Mallott said Wednesday after local leaders...

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