Amy Goodman
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Stranded by Sandy: A Year After Hurricane, 22,000 Households Remain Displaced in New York Region
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October 29, 2013
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7:59Now PlayingOne year after Superstorm Sandy, many of those impacted by the storm remain without a permanent home and dependent on diminishing relief funds. New York Magazine reports at least 22,000 households are still displaced. We are joined by two guestsShawn Little, a healthcare worker who has been living in hotels with her family since Sandy devastated their neighborhood in the Rockaways section of Queens; and Judith Goldiner, attorney in charge of the Civil Law Reform Unit at The Legal Aid Society.
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