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Authorities have accused a New Jersey man of swindling more than $12,000 from the Federal Emergency Management Agency after Superstorm Sandy.
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A man from the state of Maine is at the New Jersey shore, at Point Pleasant beach, trying to create some excitement by using sand to scale unprecedented heights.
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Watching the pictures of the devastation in Oklahoma is striking a chord with some at the Jersey shore who live through destruction like that and are still recovering.
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When Sandy hit, almost the entire boardwalk in Lavallette was destroyed.
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Hurricane Sandy did more than just level houses and wreck boardwalks. The storm also changed the ocean floor, which means boaters have to learn how to navigate the new waters.
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A lot of the houses near the beach are people's second homes. That means owners have had to jump through a lot of hoops to get help rebuilding after Sandy.
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Deals on rentals at the Jersey Shore
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Shore businesses offer deals to entice visitors to return
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Riding the Jet Star roller coaster as a girl vacationing at the Jersey shore, Nicole Jones said there was always that one breath-catching moment when the passenger cars swerved toward the ocean, as if threatening to dump riders into the surf.
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A big effort is under way to restore some very sentimental items damaged by Sandy.
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Tom Ohntrup is living, and by accounts loving, the retired life. Perhaps most of all, he's loving where he gets to do it.
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Like so many businesses, Marie's Seafood in Sea Isle City was damaged following Sandy.
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The ticking of the clock has been drowned out by the hammering of nails and the pounding of pile drivers in many Jersey shore towns racing to finish boardwalk rebuilding projects.
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Many communities at the Jersey Shore are trying to get ready for the summer season despite having incurred terrible damage because of Hurricane Sandy.
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The mayor of a storm-wrecked New Jersey shore town says England's Prince Harry will visit next week before heading to a news conference elsewhere in the state.
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More than six months after Hurricane Sandy, part of the boardwalk in Seaside Heights has been reborn.
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They reached a major milestone Wednesday in Belmar, Monmouth County.
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Time is running out for New Jerseyans seeking aid for Superstorm Sandy damage to register with the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Superstorm Sandy released 11 billion gallons of sewage from East Coast treatment plants into bodies of water from Washington, D.C., to Connecticut.
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Gov. Chris Christie said Monday that President Barack Obama "has kept every promise he's made" about helping the state recover from Superstorm Sandy.
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Six months after Superstorm Sandy, thousands of people in New York and New Jersey remain homeless.
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People who suffered damage during Hurricane Sandy have been targets for crooks at the Jersey shore.
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The Christie administration has submitted its final plan to federal officials for spending the first $1.83 billion in Superstorm Sandy recovery aid.
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Gov. Chris Christie says New Jerseyans preparing to rebuild after Superstorm Sandy are enduring delays now because of Congress.
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Britain's Prince Harry will spend time with Superstorm Sandy survivors in New Jersey.
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WWE is joining with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Hollywood celebrities and professional athletes to launch Superstars for Sandy Relief.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie visited a school that has been rebuilt after it was flooded following Hurricane Sandy.
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The need to restore the shore brought a Home Depot to Seaside Heights.
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Spring is around the corner but some Jersey Shore communities are still dragging the debris from Hurricane Sandy out of their waterways.
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New Jersey's adoption of expanded flood maps in the wake of Superstorm Sandy has put more than 33,000 additional residential buildings in flood zones, a nearly 15% increase.
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New Jersey Democratic lawmakers skewered a debris removal company and Republicans defended it.
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