NEWARK (AP) -- Gov. Chris Christie is heading to the Jersey Shore for latest town hall event on the Shore has been cancelled due to pending thunderstorms.

Governor Chris Christie talks about the new construction project at the Paulsboro Marine Terminal Wharf in Paulsboro,
Governor Chris Christie talks about the new construction project at the Paulsboro Marine Terminal Wharf in Paulsboro, (Governor's Office/Tim Larsen)
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Christie's event in Long Branch, scheduled for Tuesday afternoon was to be the first in a series of summer conversations along the shore. No new date has been announced.

Christie's office says he will continue to tout his new budget, which delayed payments to the state workers' pension fund, and press for new pension and benefits reforms.
  
Christie has said he plans to unveil a new set of proposals later this summer aimed at reducing health care and benefits costs. He'll also take audience questions.
  
The governor's last town hall meeting was interrupted repeatedly by protesters angry about the budget and state education policies.
  
Christie is also planning to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Turtle Back Zoo in Essex County.

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