Frank Tipaldo and his wife, Rosemarie, were enjoying a "romantic...

Frank Tipaldo and his wife, Rosemarie, were enjoying a "romantic candlelit dinner" when a tree crashed through their home on Chelsea Drive in Port Washington. (Oct. 30, 2012) Credit: Danielle Finkelstein

Sandy's Impact on Long Island

Deaths: 2

Top outages: 103,989

Manhasset synagogue, Americorps Sandy volunteers break bread
Manorhaven board OKs borrowing for Sandy expenses
East Hills takes second look at tree laws
Nassau urges use of business recovery resources following Sandy
Sandy evacuees spend the holidays in hotels
Support floods in for family hurt by Sandy
Storm-ruined vans leave LI's disabled stuck
Jerry Seinfeld: Westbury shows were 'something special'
Long Beach, Nassau get $41M for Sandy cleanup
311 call center was lifeline when Sandy hit
Sandy school repairs could top $50M in Nassau
Post-Sandy strategy for LI regional panel
8 LI brewers to produce Sandy relief ale
Kings Park residents bash Uplands project
Clean Ocean Action seeks volunteers for Sandy cleanup
LIPA struggles with 2013 budget as it faces Sandy's costs
LIers get $285M in FEMA aid after Sandy
Experts: Sandy takes $10 billion toll on LI economy
Foster homes sought for pets displaced by Sandy
Municipalities help one another after Sandy
Superstorm Sandy: Remembering the 13 who died on LI
After Sandy, a look at gas distribution
Assessment crews visit Sandy-ravaged homes
Families reunite with pets at Nassau shelter
Displaced Long Islanders find post-Sandy comfort with family
Westbury to waive fees on post-Sandy repairs
Huge need for Thanksgiving food donations
Temporary workers needed for Sandy-related jobs
Some school breaks cut to recoup lost days
Post-Sandy, what to toss, what to save
Kids pitch in to help superstorm Sandy victims across Long Island
Resources and assistance for Sandy survival
LIPA: Post-Sandy outages now under 2,500
Bond OKd to fix North Hempstead Town building
FEMA program to let LIers live in Sandy-damaged homes
Great Neck eases fees on building permits
Great Neck Estates residents, officials lash out at LIPA
LI officials hunt for housing amid shortage
Cuomo: Nassau FEMA aid requests top 44,000
Enduring struggle for last without power
Nor'easter leaves dangerous roads, more power outages
Towns could borrow to cover storm cleanup
Great Neck school gets power in time
Sandy's storm damage, town by town
Concern for elderly, disabled as temps drop
As cold looms, those without power at risk
Shellfishing prohibited in many LI waters
Cuomo: LIRR's Babylon, Huntington lines to run Friday
Island Harvest back in business
Sandy will strike LI's economy hard, say experts
On the latest episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Newsday's Gregg Sarra talks to young people who are turning to game officiating as a new career path.  Credit: Newsday/John Paraskevas; Jonathan Singh, Michael Rupolo

SARRA SOUNDS OFF: The shortage of game officials on LI  On the latest episode of "Sarra Sounds Off," Newsday's Gregg Sarra talks to young people who are turning to game officiating as a new career path.

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