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Rebuilding after Sandy

Residents in New Jersey and New York are still trying to cope with rebuilding efforts after the storm.

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Saturday, Oct. 19, 2013, in Union Beach, NJ (John Makely / NBC News) Union Beach resident Ronald Peperoni sits on his property where his home once stood before Hurricane Sandy destroyed it. Union Beach residents gather on the slab of one of their destroyed homes to discuss the problems they have encountered trying to rebuild after Sandy. Residents along the Jersey shore are in different stages of repair a year after Hurricane Sandy.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Saturday, Oct. 19, 2013, in Union Beach, NJ (John Makely / NBC News) Union Beach residents gather on the slab of one of their destroyed homes to discuss the problems they have encountered trying to rebuild after Sandy. Lori and Joe Argentina, center, talk with next door neighbor Joann Peperoni where their living room used to be. At far left is Jessica Argentina, 11, their daughter. Residents along the Jersey shore are in different stages of repair a year after Hurricane Sandy.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Saturday, Oct. 19, 2013, in Manahawkin, NJ (John Makely / NBC News) Jackie Terefenko has been elevated high off the ground but she's running out of money to finish the project and may not be eligible for a grant since she already started construction. Residents along the Jersey shore are in different stages of repair a year after Hurricane Sandy.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Saturday, Oct. 19, 2013, in Manahawkin, NJ (John Makely / NBC News) Jackie Terefenko has been elevated high off the ground but she's running out of money to finish the project and may not be eligible for a grant since she already started construction. Residents along the Jersey shore are in different stages of repair a year after Hurricane Sandy.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2013, in Queens, NY (John Makely / NBC News) As new construction begins to fill the burned-out section of Breezy Point, residents look forward to things getting back to normal. A new sand dune, 20 feet wide by five feet tall is created on the beach at Breezy Point.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013, in Queens, NY (John Makely / NBC News) As new construction begins to fill the burned-out section of Breezy Point, residents look forward to things getting back to normal. Kieran Burke hugs his neighbor Kathy Lutz.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013, in Queens, NY (John Makely / ) Breezy Point rebuilds as the one year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy approaches.
— John Makely
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Friday, Oct. 4, 2013, in Queens, NY (John Makely / ) Breezy Point rebuilds as the one year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy approaches.
— John Makely
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Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013, in Queens, NY (John Makely / NBC News) As new construction begins to fill the burned-out section of Breezy Point, residents look forward to things getting back to normal. Kathy and Jack Willis
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Thursday, Oct. 3, 2013, in Queens, NY (John Makely / NBC News) As new construction begins to fill the burned-out section of Breezy Point, residents look forward to things getting back to normal.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013, in Queens, NY (John Makely / NBC News) As new construction begins to fill the burned-out section of Breezy Point, residents look forward to things getting back to normal. Michael and Elizabeth Carlson, with their son Michael Jr., visit their new home under construction, which they hope to be able to move into by Christmas.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013, in Queens, NY (John Makely / NBC News) As new construction begins to fill the burned-out section of Breezy Point, residents look forward to things getting back to normal. Michael and Elizabeth Carlson, with their son Michael Jr., visit their new home under construction, which they hope to be able to move into by Christmas.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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Monday, Oct. 7, 2013, in Queens, NY (John Makely / NBC News) As new construction begins to fill the burned-out section of Breezy Point, residents look forward to things getting back to normal. A flag adorns a new home as the crew \"tops-off\" the building.
— John Makely / NBCNews.com
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