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Sandy
Sandy
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FEMA Reduces Properties In High-Risk Flood Zones [AUDIO]
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Should Easement Holdouts Be Named Publicly? [AUDIO]
The fate of that 11-mile dune project from the Manasquan Inlet down to the Barnegat Inlet rests in the hands of the property owners refusing to sign the easements.
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Christie Visits Newly-Opened Schools
More than 200 days since Superstorm Sandy made landfall in New Jersey, two shore schools reopened this month in time for the final days of learning.
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The Barnegat Bay Is Not Dead After Sandy [AUDIO]
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Ortley Beach Residents Fill Toms River Council Meeting [AUDIO]
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Business Loan Program Launches in July
In just a few weeks, a new program will start offering low-cost loans of up to $5 million to New Jersey businesses and nonprofits that suffered physical damage as a result of Superstorm Sandy.
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Holdouts Not Budging On Easements [AUDIO]
The 11-mile-long oceanfront dune project remains up in the air, thanks to hundreds of holdouts, refusing to sign easements.
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Sandy Delays Ocean County Budgets [AUDIO]
Normally by now, county and municipal budgets are set. But Superstorm Sandy knocked the pins out of that plan, as many sit, anxiously awaiting the much-needed federal relief money.
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NJ Schools Making Up Days Post-Sandy [AUDIO]
The academic year is nearing an end and many school districts in New Jersey are making the necessary final adjustments to their calendars to fulfill the state-required minimum of 180 days of instructional time, a task that has been made more complicated thanks to Superstorm Sandy.