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Another Atlantic City, NJ Apartment Complex Is In Bad Shape

Believe it or not, there aren't many requirements be a mold remediation technician in New Jersey, but new legislation aims to change that.

More than a year after Superstorm Sandy slammed the Garden State, mold may still be causing health problems for hundreds, and perhaps even thousands, of residents in flooded communities.

Even though the mold is gone from Drum Point Elementary in Brick Township, many parents are left with a bad taste in their mouth through the entire process.

Many New Jersey homes, schools and businesses are still cleaning up from the devastation of Superstorm Sandy and mold is a major problem in many of the water-logged structures.

Recent concerns about mold at a Brick Township elementary school are causing concerns from parents who fear about their children's health.

Almost a year after Superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on thousands of homes, many are still wrestling with mold problems, even after rebuilding.

Mold remains one of the top hazards for the Sandy recovery, but with so many different types, health officials in hard-hit Ocean County hope to dispel misconceptions and spread awareness.

Every year I have planted impatiens around my front yard dogwood tree.  Not this year.

The New Jersey Department of Health released a pamphlet today entitled Mold Guidelines for New Jersey Residents, aimed at helping property owners with mold problems following Superstorm Sandy. According to DOH, molds can cause staining of walls and ceilings and can affect building components causing property damage...