Restore the Shore

I just wanted to take a minute to thank you for your support of our "Point In Time" show yesterday at Jenkinson's Pavilion in Point Pleasant Beach.

Dean Nelson, owner of Dean's Natural Food Markets in Ocean Township and Shrewsbury  is helping Hometown Heroes in their effort to help our neighbors all over Monmouth and Ocean Counties.

Liz and I will kick off a 13 hour live broadcast, "Point In Time", looking back at the devastation of Sandy and looking ahead to the continuing restoration of the Jersey Shore this coming Monday, March 25th at Jenkinson's in Point Pleasant Beach from 6am to 7pm.

Lou and Liz will be doing their show live all day from Jenkinson's in Point Pleasant Beach this coming Monday, March 25th starting at 6am. The show will be a look back at the devastation of Sandy and a look ahead to the first steps of restoration of the shore.

It's almost Prom season, and while many girls are starting to shop for their special dresses, some don't have that luxury. Two local groups are coming together to make sure that every girl affected by Hurricane Sandy can be perfectly dressed for prom, graduation, and other upcoming special events.

Talk about kicking people when they're down. A local man is in police custody, accused of despicable crimes against people who had already experienced devastation.

A January fundraiser did so well to benefit local schools ravaged by Hurricane Sandy, that a second one is planned to get more schools back on their feet.

Another sign of the Jersey Shore comeback, South Seaside Park has a newly reopened restaurant.

Hometown Heroes has been working tirelessly to help Hurricane Sandy victims all over the Jersey Shore and on Sunday, so many of you came out to Jersey Shore Arena in Farmingdale to help them.

Hometown Heroes is an organization that is really getting out there to help those in need in ther wake of Hurricane Sandy, and with each passing day, the need seems to be getting greater.

In another big step toward recovery at the Jersey Shore in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, construction on the new Seaside Heights boardwalk begins today.

Another major nightlife landmark at the Jersey Shore reopens this weekend...yet one more sign that we are restoring the shore!