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Coastal researchers from around the world will be visiting the Jersey Shore tomorrow, many for the first time since Sandy hit.

In part four of our series Sandy: Then and Now, we look at how tourism was affected by the storm, and how it struggled to rebuild, both physically and metaphorically.

A fourth grade teacher from Ortley Beach, who has spent the last 29 years at the Hugh J. Boyd Elementary School in Seaside Heights, is getting national attention as one of People Magazine's Teacher's of the Year.

In the third part on our series on Sandy: Then and Now, businesses still struggle with the effects nearly a year after the Superstorm.

Monmouth University Polling Center is asking those affected by Superstorm Sandy for their input for the Sandy Recovery Survey, which tracks ongoing issues of the storm.

In part two of our series Sandy: Then and Now, we look at the challenges faced by displaced individuals in finding a place to stay and returning home.

Since Sandy, many people have acquired backup generators to keep the lights on in the event of a future emergency, but officials warn they have to be used safely.

The tear-down and cleanup from the massive Jersey shore boardwalk fire is making good progress, and the work should be done by the end of November.

In part one of our series Sandy: Then and Now, we look at how the state looked right after the Superstorm hit and how it looks almost a year later.

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