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Mike Byrne

FEMA

Mike Byrne appears in the following:

More on the Aftermath of Superstorm Sandy

Thursday, November 01, 2012

Andrea Bernstein, David Furst, Richard Hake and Bob Hennelly of WNYC's newsroom check in on water advisories in New Jersey and transit developments in the area. Plus, FEMA coordinator Mike Byrne calls in and WNYC's Stephen Nessen from Breezy Point.