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The people voted, and twelve winners of the Sea Grant Consortium and Richard Stockton College Coastal Research Center "Making More Shore Memories" photo contest have been chosen.

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The boardwalks are back, and so are most of the beaches, even if some are a little thinner this year.

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A new survey finds Superstorm Sandy has not altered the travel plans of most regular visitors to the Jersey Shore.

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This is the first part of a five-day series titled Revisiting the Jersey Shore After Sandy. In Part I we look at the history of the coast and find out what made the Jersey Shore such a summer hot spot.

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The Democrats have objected to Governor Chris Christie taking part in the publicly funded new commercials that promote New Jersey tourism. It seems that they may have forgotten that Governor Christie is not the first governor of NJ to take part in the advertising campaign.

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New Jersey's unemployment rate continues to hover around 9 percent, higher than other states in the region, and the state also continues rank near the bottom in the nation when it comes to its business tax climate, but this isn't stopping Garden State business owners and executives from supporting Gov. Chris Christie.

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Britain's Prince Harry is wrapping up a weeklong visit to the United States in the affluent New York City suburb of Greenwich, Conn., where he is playing in a polo match at a club with a history of hosting royal visitors.

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The other night I mentioned there was a “moral obligation” to visit the shore to try and help restore it. I may have been overstating the case.

Sure, it’s your vacation buck, and you can spend it wherever and however you wish

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The state Transportation Department is reversing gears on its ambitious plan to rebuild a road that was ravaged by Superstorm Sandy.

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Signed easements for a massive federal beach replenishment project are starting to trickle in once again after Long Beach Township posted the names of 63 holdout oceanfront property owners on its municipal website.

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