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RED RIVER ORTHODOX: ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY IN THE RED RIVER VALLEY AND NORTH DAKOTA St. Vladimir's Seminary Now with Power
As many are aware, the ravages of Hurricane Sandy also affected St. Vladimir's Seminary. Thankfully, power has now been re-established: Dear Friends, I am happy to report that as of a few minutes ag...
Posted on 11/5/12 at 8:18 PM
THE NEW FORTY What should we take away from Sandy?
Let's face it - the name Sandy will for many decades be a sour one for the millions of people affected by Hurricane Sandy's wrath. Yet even as we remember the devastation and the effect of Sandy on ou...
Posted on 11/3/12 at 12:20 PM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND atmospheric scientist weighs in on huge storm ‘Sandy’
Hurricane Sandy is sizing up to be one of more terrifying storms to hit the New England area. UND Chester Frtiz Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Sciences Leon Osborne has followed coverage of S...
Posted on 10/29/12 at 4:15 PM
House approves $9.7 billion in Sandy flood aid 
The House has overwhelmingly approved $9.7 billion to pay flood insurance claims for the many home and business owners flooded out by Superstorm Sandy. The vote came more than two months after the storm hit and days after Northeast Republicans erupted over House Speaker John Boehner's decision to delay an earlier vote.
By Andrew Miga , January 04, 2013
For family that lost home to Sandy, 'a miracle'
Kerry Ann Troy had just finished her daily "cry time" — that half-hour between dropping the kids off at school and driving back to her gutted house on New York's Long Island, or to the hurricane relief center, or to wherever she was headed in those desperate days after Sandy, when life seemed an endless blur of hopelessness and worry.
By Helen O'Neill , December 24, 2012
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Rescued Christmas tree lifts wrecked town's spirit
In the days after Superstorm Sandy a New Jersey man rescued an artificial Christmas tree. He set it up in a vacant field — and watched in amazement as grieving residents made the tree their own, adorning it with handmade ornaments, lights, and messages of hope, defiance and recovery.
By Wayne Parry , December 13, 2012
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Rolling Stones added to Sandy benefit concert
The Rolling Stones will join the artists already booked for next week's televised Superstorm Sandy benefit show in New York City, which producers said Friday would be the most widely available live concert ever.
By David Bauder , December 07, 2012
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New Jersey storm victims finding lost mementos online
New Jersey residents devastated by Superstorm Sandy are being reunited with lost photographs and objects through social media.
By Katie Zezima , November 23, 2012
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Repairing power in NYC rewarding, frustrating for N.D. man
On Brad Weninger’s first trip to New York, the days were long, the work was treacherous and a cot in an empty office building qualified as luxury accommodations. “It was frustrating and rewarding all at the same time,” said Weninger in a phone interview this week. “It’s been a great experience.”
By Marino Eccher , November 18, 2012
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What does it take to get people to flee a storm?
Despite days of dire forecasts and explicit warnings, hundreds of thousands of people in New York and New Jersey ignored mandatory evacuation orders as Superstorm Sandy closed in. Now, after scores of deaths and harrowing escapes, emergency officials will look at what more can be done to persuade residents to get out when their lives are in danger.
By Jennifer Peltz , November 14, 2012
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Laughing in the storm: Comics don't shy from Sandy
New York's comedy clubs, some of which had to shut down or go on generator power in the aftermath of the storm, dealt with a bad situation like they always have — by turning Sandy into a running punchline.
By Larry Neumeister , November 12, 2012
FEMA to use manufactured housing in Sandy zones
The federal government is moving manufactured housing into areas in New York and New Jersey that were hit hardest by Superstorm Sandy, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said Thursday.
By Alicia A. Caldwell , November 08, 2012
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Frustration mounts over lingering power outages
Vincent Pina finally saw a couple of utility trucks coming down his street Thursday and started to wave in anticipation. But they just cruised past his house and kept on going.
By Tom Hays and Frank Eltman , November 08, 2012
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NJ church gives thanks to Grand Forks church for aid, prayers
People of St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Long Branch, N.J., battered last week by Superstorm Sandy and anxious about a Nor’easter storm predicted for today, took time Tuesday to give thanks in advance for help coming from Grand Forks.
By Chuck Haga , November 07, 2012
Sandy-battered NYC, NJ prepare for new storm
A nor'easter blustered into New York and New Jersey on Wednesday, bringing wet snow to some areas, knocking down tree limbs and power lines, and inflicting misery all over again on tens of thousands of people still reeling from Superstorm Sandy.
By Colleen Long and Frank Eltman , November 07, 2012
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Fear of looting grips NYC as new storm threatens
While city officials strongly encouraged storm-ravaged communities to seek higher ground before Wednesday's nor'easter, Richard Chan was among a group who adamantly refused to leave, choosing to stick close to the belongings they have left.
By Tom Hays , November 06, 2012
St. Michael’s members take up collection for NJ church that helped in 1997
When news of the Flood of 1997 reached the East Coast the people of St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Long Branch, N.J., took up a special collection for their namesake church in Grand Forks. So this Sunday, St. Michaels of Grand Forks is forming a collection for the same New Jersey church recently hit by Hurricane Sandy.
By Chuck Haga , November 05, 2012
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