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Hurricane Sandy Relief Funds Slowly Trickling In

By Joe Coscarelli

Four months after the storm caused about $5 billion in damages to the MTA, the agency announced today it will split $1.4 billion in federal aid with the Port Authority and city transportation department. It’s a process!

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