Fearless Development of Brooklyn’s Waterfront Proceeds Apace
The memory of Hurricane Sandy and the devastation it left in its wake seems to be quickly fading for many
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Hurricane Sandy
Two Years Later Hurricane Sandy Victim Moves Back Home
With the help of volunteers from the Habitat for Humanity non-profit organization, Mildred Davis has finally been able to move
Read moreDaniel Straus, NYU Alum, Raises $1 Million for CareOne Employees
When Hurricane Sandy hit the east coast, CareOne CEO Daniel Straus rallied to support its victims. After an initial survey
Read moreShore Parkway Promenade Bike Path On Road to Recovery
One of Brooklyn’s favorite bike trails is about to get the attention it has needed ever since Hurricane Sandy did
Read moreConey Island Developer Cutting Rents to Attract Business to Sandy-Devastated Neighborhood
Joe Sitt of Thor Equities is talking about reducing rents with the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce for retail space in
Read moreSandy Hero Buried After Drowning in Surfing Accident
Dylan Smith, a surfer who rescued six people during Hurricane Sandy, was buried on Saturday after drowning in a surfing
Read moreCity and Private Sector Rentals Available for Sandy’s Homeless Population
In order to house individuals and families displaced by the fierce Hurricane Sandy, the city is reserving some empty apartments
Read morePAL Offers Programs to Help Some of Sandy’s Younger Victims
One of the city’s key youth organizations, the Police Athletic League, set up some special programming to help some of
Read moreMayor Bloomberg Establishing Grant Program to Help Small Businesses Hit Hard by Sandy
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has promised to create a matching grant fund to aid small businesses seriously damaged
Read moreDepartment of Education Announces Reopening of Twelve More Schools
The New York City Department of Education announced that 12 more schools are ready to reopen in their regular locations
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