StreetNoise Stormweek Edition: Why your Verizon/Cablevision stinks, if only they'd stayed inside, and more

By Teri Karush Rogers | October 31, 2012 - 8:58AM

Why your Verizon, Cablevision service may stink (HuffPo; NYTimes)
If only they'd stayed inside: Many who died didn't have to (NYTimes)
As of yesterday, Lower Manhattan still looked like "like Armageddon" (DNAinfo)
...and here's what it's like to be stuck in a blackout there (NY Observer)
Sandy ate 125 cars in single co-op garage (DNAinfo)
Study says subway recovery from 100-year-storm could take months, possibly years (The Atlantic Cities)
Your insurance coverage for floods may be limited (NYT; WSJ; previously)
How to deal with your kids if Halloween gets canceled (Gawker)
Preparing for climate change at the building level (HabitatMag)
How you can help Sandy victims (Gothamist)
...including at least 50 seniors stranded in LES blackout (TheLoDownNY)
"Acres" of scorched homes in Queens and 3 mansions in Old Greenwich: "We expected a flood and we got fire" (NY Times)
Relax: Your car is covered--maybe (WSJ)
Dep't of Lucky Breaks: Some foreclosures delayed for 90 days (The Real Deal)

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