Jenks Club Reopens After Hurricane Sandy
Another major nightlife landmark at the Jersey Shore reopens this weekend...yet one more sign that we are restoring the shore!
Another major nightlife landmark at the Jersey Shore reopens this weekend...yet one more sign that we are restoring the shore!
Anyone else sick of the snow, the cold, and everything about winter?
I sure am, which is why I'm very excited to announce that today marks a very important milestone in the year.
Summer might be the prime season for visiting the Jersey Shore, but a new initiative being kicked off by Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno focuses on all the shore has to offer right now.
According to a local newspaper's investigation, "The Hurricane Sandy Relief Foundation" has raised $1 million dollars. However, the organization is not registered, is not tax exempt and has $800,000 in their account.
Monmouth County Sheriff Shaun Golden joined us on the show this morning to give details on the task force put together by the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office to help residents avoid contractor fraud as they try to rebuild from Sandy.
Diane and I had our first opportunity to drive along the recently reopened Route 35 in Brick and Mantoloking yesterday. There will never be words to describe what we saw.
Ortley Beach, Toms River's most storm-battered portion, will reopen for repopulation, but Township Mayor Tom Kelaher warns it could be while until things are fully normal in that part of town.
New Jersey officials say major portions of Liberty State Park damaged by Superstorm Sandy will reopen to the public this weekend.
Even if you haven't traveled through the coastal towns post-Sandy, you've undoubtedly seen the pictures and video of the devastation.
The few businesses in the hardest hit areas that managed to reopen after the storm became a sign of hope for local residents...and now those businesses are in danger of closing.
No one knows exactly what the New Jersey coastline will look like this summer, but a shore-area lawmaker has offered his optimistic outlook for this year's tourism season and what it means for the many to follow.
U.S. Army Specialist Brendan Marrocco is a 26-year-old veteran, the first soldier to survive losing all four limbs in the Iraq war.
And now as the recipient of a double arm transplant, he can look forward to doing things so many of us take for granted.
Here is a fantastic community event for school-age children and families in the Southern Monmouth County area.