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Janet Upadhye

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As seen in: Cosmopolitan, BuzzFeed, Broadly, Bustle, Salon, AlterNet, Romper
DP @cosmopolitan Formerly producer @vice @buzzfeednews @bustle @elitedaily @romper @salon @dnainfo Also @columbiajourn @CFSBK
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Staten Islanders Rely on Each Other While Waiting for Relief After Sandy

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By Janet Upadhye, Ben Fractenberg
| dnainfo.com
NEW DORP BEACH — Residents of New Dorp Beach are continuing to cleanup after Hurricane Sandy devastated their community — and many are still wondering when power and vital relief was getting to them. Water still covered parts of Cedar Grove Avenue, which is just off the beach in the Lower Bay, and some houses were completely destroyed. Neighbors slowly cleaned their property, some seemingly unsure where to even start addressing the damage. "We need help," said Caroline Tresca who lives in New Dorp.
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Downtown Brooklyn High School Evacuated After Bomb Threat, Officials Say

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By Ben Fractenberg, Gustavo Solis Verified, Janet Upadhye
| dnainfo.com
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN — High school students cramming for their upcoming midterm exams had their studies interrupted Monday afternoon by a bomb scare, officials said. Students from the George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School at 105 Johnson St. were sent home early after a threat was made at about 3 p.m., a Department of Education spokeswoman said. Several students said they reviewing for a midterm when alarms went off.
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In Staten Island, Beachfront Communities Resemble War Zones

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By Janet Upadhye, Nicholas Rizzi, Ben Fractenberg
| dnainfo.com
STATEN ISLAND — Michael Dodge stepped outside his house on Hunter Avenue Monday night just in time to see a rush of water surging from the bay onto his small block. He grabbed his cat and radio and climbed the ladder up to his attic. Through his hatch door he watched the waters rise to the ceiling of his living room, praying the water would eventually stop. "I thought I was going to die," he said. Near the top of his 10-foot ceiling the waters stopped rising.
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