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Hurricane Sandy

FORT PIERCE, FL - MAY 17: A bulldozer is used to push sand from a discharge pipe into place during a federally funded shore protection project by Great Lakes Dredge and Dock on May 17, 2013 in Fort Pierce, Florida. As cities along the East Coast prepare for the start of the hurricane season, officials say the area encompasing Fort Pierce beach has been in dire need of repair since Hurricane Sandy last year made worse an area already suffering significantly from erosion. Some experts say shore restoration projects can help reduce the physical and economic damage from waves, storm surge, and the resulting coastal flooding in a hurricane.

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  • Prince Harry tours Sandy-damaged Jersey Shore with Gov. Chris Christie

    's Prince Harry toured two New Jersey shore communities devastated by Superstorm Sandy , shaking hands with emergency personnel and construction workers before spending Tuesday afternoon in New York City at events promoting tourism and philanthropy.In Seaside   Read more »

  • Roller coaster to be removed from ocean in NJ

    -- This time next week, perhaps the most famous symbol of Superstorm Sandy's devastation at the Jersey shore will be gone.Demolition work is to start Tuesday on the remnants of the Jet Star, the roller coaster that plunged off an amusement pier in Seaside   Read more »

  • Federal Sandy aid to fund moving of power lines

    that are interfering with homes under construction."We want to make sure that New York ers who are recovering from Hurricane Sandy do not face additional financial burdens or costs," Cuomo said. "The state is footing the bill for these adjustments to our power   Read more »

  • Mom returns to Sandy-damaged Lindenhurst home

    refurbish the home at no cost to Clark.The reconstruction took about six weeks with the efforts of FEGS, Long Island 's Hurricane Sandy Unmet Needs Roundtable, Robin Hood Foundation, United Way, American Red Cross , local businesses and volunteers, and others.Carpets,   Read more »

  • Statue of Liberty to reopen July 4

    Luchsinger, superintendent of the Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island ."The devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy crippled our operations," he said, adding that emergency funds from Congress helped pay for repairs and rebuilding efforts.The   Read more »

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  • Brave hearts

    convoy of Public Service Company of New Mexico trucks is shown on its way to give assistance to those in the path of Superstorm Sandy. The 41-man crew restored power to 50,000 homes. (Courtesy of PNM) “Our Red Cross Heroes are our neighbors and friends who 3:20 AM from Albuquerque Journal Read more »

  • 2 trchristie HINDASH.JPG 2013 Jersey Shore: Campers welcome to return to nature

    campgrounds across the Shore emerged from Hurricane Sandy with minimal damage and with hopes of a busy summer, according to the New Jersey Campground Owners Association. Chipsfolly Family Campground: Among the Shore’s largest campgrounds, Chipsfolly in New 12:06 AM from NJ.com Read more »

  • ON THE DOCKS: It's certainly good to back out on the water

    I get an AMEN! Thank heaven that the off-season is finally over, what with Sandy, Nemo, and a half-dozen other named storms, I for one am glad to have the boat in the water and the snow blower back in the garage. As everyone knows, Sandy devastated our local 5/18/13 from The Westerly Sun Read more »

  • 2013 Jersey Shore Guide: Ocean County beaches

    protection until dusk. The area near 38th Street in Brant Beach on Long Beach Island sustained very little damage from Hurricane Sandy.Andrew Mills/The Star-Ledger Facilities: Restrooms at Bayview Park at Brant Beach with shower, hydration stations and rinse-off 5/18/13 from NJ.com Read more »

  • NULL Photos: Jersey Shore ready to kick off summer

    The Jersey Shore continues to rebuild following Superstorm Sandy, but many anticipate a busy summer season ahead. Thank you for sharing your comment with the northjersey.com community. Please share your comments on local businesses and professionals on www 5/18/13 from NorthJersey.com Read more »

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