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'Sandy Claus' Michael Sciaraffo delivering to storm-stricken kids

Published: December 21, 2012 3:46 PM
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Michael Sciaraffo makes a toy delivery to a

Photo credit: AP | Michael Sciaraffo makes a toy delivery to a home in Belle Harbor. (Dec. 18, 2012)

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A rainbow appears as Santa-dressed Michael Sciaraffo leaves

Superstorm Santa Rockaway resident Jesse James prepares to vote in

Rockaway resident Jesse James prepares to vote in

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From his toy-cluttered Brooklyn apartment, the man in the red suit was making his list and checking it twice. But he made no distinction between naughty or nice: Every child on it would receive a gift from this Santa Claus.

For the children whose toys floated away during Superstorm Sandy, Michael Sciaraffo is playing the role of a real-life Saint Nick. Every afternoon and night, he stuffs...

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