Some Hits, Some Missses in Superstorm Sandy Recovery

New York City's Ellis Island, which greeted millions of immigrants to the United States, has reopened its museum doors, a year after Superstorm Sandy tore through much of the eastern half of the United States, killing scores of people and destroying tens of billions of dollars in property. The successful reopening of the museum on Monday is a symbol of the resilience of the thousands of communities devastated by the storm. Yet, it is also an expression of what is still to be done. Many of ...

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