The majority of credit unions on Long Island and the Westchester/Rockland areas in New York are now operational, but a number of those credit unions are still facing some issues, including unopened and/or not fully operational branches, many of which are functioning with reduced staff, according to the Credit Union Association of New York in Albany.

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In addition to persistent power outages in some areas, technology issues such as no telephone, Internet or mobile services continue to impact operations at numerous credit unions, said Bonnie Sklar, public relations coordinator for CUANY. Other credit unions have been able to power branches and offices with back-up generators.

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Hurricane Sandy: New York Credit Unions Mostly Back in Business

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