Showing posts with label superstorm. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 27, 2012

Rapid reconstruction program to begin in NYC | Essentials

Rapid reconstruction program to begin in NYC

[Boston AL vs. New York NL at Polo Grounds during World Series, 1912 (baseball)] (LOC)
[Boston AL vs. New York NL at Polo Grounds during World Series, 1912 (baseball)] (LOC) by The Library of Congress
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NEW YORK – The city is embarking on an unprecedented reconstruction program to swiftly repair homes damaged by Superstorm Sandy, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Friday. The program will be mostly paid for by the federal government and aims to get some people home early next week, he said. The program, called New York City Rapid Repair, will deploy general contractors who will oversee the work in the hard-hit areas. Those contractors will manage electricians, plumbers, carpenters and others to complete the repairs, Bloomberg said. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is supporting the project and will pay for most if not all of it, he added. “For a homeowner to go off on their own and find somebody who was available and willing to show up is a daunting task,” he said at a news conference. “We’re changing the game.

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Sunday, December 16, 2012

Video: Sandy damage estimated $10 to $20 billion | Reduction

Video: Sandy damage estimated $10 to $20 billion

New York City Marathon Finish Area
New York City Marathon Finish Area by slgckgc
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So far it is estimated that superstorm Sandy caused $10 to $20 billion in damage. Jack Otter, executive editor of CBS MoneyWatch, speaks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about Sandy's economic impact. NYC Marathon: How can it go on so soon after Sandy?

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