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More than a hundred Red Hook residents came together at a community meeting Wednesday.

Many residents in public housing are still waiting for their heat and hot water to be restored, however.

Although the lights are back on for some residents, others are still in the dark.

The storm swept through a little more than a week after Hurricane Sandy crippled the city.

Polling sites on Staten Island, the Rockaways and Coney Island faced the most challenges on Election Day.

Opening night for the play went ahead as planned, with guests AnnaSophia Robb and Taylor Schilling.

Con Ed has restored power to 670,000 of the 940,000 New York customers affected by Hurricane Sandy.

Election officials were still scrambling Saturday to figure out what to do on Election Day.

Customers in Lower Manhattan, however, were still waiting for electricity Friday morning.

Hundreds of residents in areas with power outages received food supplied by FEMA after Hurricane Sandy.

Power is slowly starting to come back across New York City.

ConEd began restoring power in the city, but it will take a few more days to turn the lights back on.

Downtown residents without power are trekking uptown in search of electrical outlets and other comforts.

But repairs could take up to a week in places as debris from the storm still needs to be cleared. 

About 780,000 New York City-area households are without power following the storm, Mayor Bloomberg said.