Nor'easter hits areas struck by super storm Sandy

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( Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times / October 8, 2012 )

In the neighborhood of New Dorp in Staten Island, N.Y., 3 to 4 inches of snow blanketed the area, making the cleanup effort from super storm Sandy that much more difficult. Most residents have left because of lack of electricity and services.

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