Hurricane Sandy

I didn’t believe what I was hearing after watching the Jets debacle last night, but I’m not surprised by it.

According to this report, the mayor of Seaside Heights,
Bill Akers, told WNBC TV that’s he’s considering leaving the ruins of the Seaside Coaster submerged as a tourist attraction, supposedly as a testament to the resilience of the town against the fury of Sandy…or some such nonsense to that effect.

The report states
that the picture of the ride, which looks more like a water slide these days, ha

The Internal Revenue Service says they also have some help to offer New Jersey victims of the recent storms.

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A New Jersey man says he was fired for ditching work to help rescue people trapped by the surge from Superstorm Sandy.

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has paid out nearly $248 million one month since Superstorm Sandy hit New Jersey.

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Debris removal from Superstorm Sandy continues in Jersey shore towns and officials say it will be a long process.

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The head of New Jersey's business community says damage from Superstorm Sandy could affect economic conditions in the short term.

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If Hurricane Sandy damaged your home or property, knowing there is support in the way of FEMA funding can provide some reassurance, but while the federal agency is set up to help, they're cognizant of the scammers out there.

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Governor Chris Christie's handling of Superstorm Sandy and its aftermath is being applauded by New Jerseyans.

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October 31st (Halloween) was just a few weeks ago...but it feels like a lifetime ago!

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New Jersey residents in Atlantic, Hudson, Ocean and Monmouth counties whose homes were damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Sandy can head to local home improvement stores until Nov. 26 for free advice from FEMA hazard mitigation specialists.

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