Hurricane Sandy Recovery

Residents of co-ops and condos damaged by Hurricane Sandy are not eligible for certain funds.

Only one house in the fire- and flood-ravaged area has been rebuilt to code since Sandy struck last year.

A volunteer group of retired first responders has repaired 170 Sandy-ravaged homes.

A book documenting the wrath of Hurricane Sandy will be distributed at a pub — for free.

The library is the first storm-damaged branch in the Rockaways to reopen. 

The winner of the contest, a Swedish firm, was announced on Oct. 23 in Far Rockaway.

Curran's Superior Meats reopened in June, but the city celebrated the "ribbon cutting" on Oct. 21.

The deadline to register for Build it Back was extended to Oct. 31.

Attendance at Rockaway Beach was down by more than half this summer, the Parks Dept. found.

Assemblyman Phillip Goldfeder called the planned tour of the pricey but rusting structures "disgusting."

The beaches will be closed for a dredging project, but some residents are upset over the short notice.

The third Storming Back for Shore workshop will be held in Staten Island on Tuesday night.

Operation HOPE will hold a free financial disaster recovery services event this weekend.

From Belle Harbor to Red Hook, New Yorkers celebrated Christmas nearly two months after the hurricane.

Part of the area's popular Andrews Grove Playground has reopened, though repair work continues.