Superstorm Sandy coverage in Huntington
Sandy's Impact on Long Island
Wind gusts: 96 MPH
Top outages: 79,028
1 death: Lloyd Harbor
Homeowners who find damage to their property from Sandy are advised to take these steps insurance experts say: Call insurance brokers or companies, photograph and list the damage and read policies for any deductibles or exclusions. This tree came down on a house and car on Conklin Lane in Huntington. (Oct.30, 2012) Credit: Ed Betz
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New sand dunes now line a section of Asharoken Avenue, after a federally funded project wrapped up in Asharoken. Asharoken ...
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Huntington will receive $6.8 million in federal money to help clean up debris in its recovery from superstorm Sandy, officials ...
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Hours before superstorm Sandy smashed into Long Island, Northport Village officials were frantically securing their sewage treatment plant to make ...
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Good job, Huntington. That was the consensus of about a dozen residents who shared their opinions on the town's response ...
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An $30 million beach and shoreline restoration project in the works for years is one of many slated to be funded by the Sandy bill.
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Superstorm Sandy has accelerated Asharoken's Village Hall reconstruction project, after the current building was flooded and left unusable. Village business ...
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Tobi Phillips knew that making a difference in the wake of superstorm Sandy would be so simple, a child could ...
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The lumber is stacked neatly in about a dozen piles, some as high as 8 feet. The planks -- about ...
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As Long Islanders cleared and disposed of fallen trees left in the wake of superstorm Sandy to remove any evidence ...
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A little girl looked up anxiously at the front desk clerk of the hotel in Massapequa Park where she was ...
