Have You Found Your Boat Since The Storm?
Damage left behind by Sandy isn't just above the surface of the Atlantic and of Barnegat Bay. They're under the waves too.
Damage left behind by Sandy isn't just above the surface of the Atlantic and of Barnegat Bay. They're under the waves too.
Curfew hours are still in effect in three Monmouth County towns: Highlands, Manasquan, and Union Beach.
The MTV special featuring the cast of Jersey Shore had some surreal moments and some heartbreaking pictures, videos and stories.The moment that got me was when Snooki, touring the devastation by helicopter, reached the rides in Seaside and was speechless. Snooki being speechless really said it all.
At 7 p.m. on Saturday, November 24th, join some of hockey’s top names including Brad Richards, Ryan Callahan, Scott Hartnell, Simon Gagne, Kimmo Timonen and other surprise guests at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City for Operation Hat Trick!
The game will be heard locally on 97
Whether or not you like the show or blame them for giving the Jersey Shore a bad reputation, what the cast of "Jersey Shore" is doing today on MTV is a good thing, and the right thing to do.
Finally, some good weather news. Alan Kasper says the latest storm he's been tracking will have minimal impact. if any, on our area. That's incredibly good news for a weather weary Jersey Shore.
The image of the the Star Jet Roller coaster demolished and submerged.in the Atlantic is one that we'll never forget. But why didn't Seaside's pier survive when other area piers did. Here are some of the answers.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Jon Bon Jovi, Danny DeVito and Christina Aguilers were among the stars who apperared on the telethon for Sandy relief and now Richie Sambora is helping the cause.
When Sandy hit, I was at the radio station and wouldn't be able to get home until late Tuesday, plus my wife was out of town, so the calls I got from my neighbors were the only link I had to what was happening on my rapidly flooding street.
Now that Super Storm Sandy has passed and the cleanup continues, here are the stats proving what all of us at the Shore already know; this was a devastating storm.
A C-210 filled with cereal wings in from Indiana in the morning, and within hours families in the Toms River storm shelters are eating. A Baron G-58 filled with coats arrives from Ohio and shore storm outcasts are suddenly fending off the winter's chill.
In the midst of the devastation around the Shore, I sometimes close my eyes and try to fast forward my mind to the beginning of Summer 2013, when the doors of the Jersey Shore opens once again and we get to show off the amazing rebuilding job we did. I know that's far away and a huge challenge, but I also know if anyone can do it, we can.