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Rockaways Begin Healing After Sandy

Season 2012 Episode 46 | 26m 46s

Hurricane Sandy wrought havoc on many communities in Long Island including the Rockaways. Assemblyman Phil Goldfeder takes us on a tour of the famous beach town whose residents are slowly picking up the pieces. Also, discussion Gov. Cuomo's Moreland Commission investigation in the wake of poor storm response by utility companies, battle for state senate, & the latest with the Thruway Authority.

Aired: 11/16/12

Rating: NR

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