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NJ Residents Love Life Even After Sandy [AUDIO]
All year long, the Monmouth University Polling Institute regularly tracks residents' satisfaction with life in New Jersey.
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Proceeds Of 12-12-12 Concert Go To NJ, NY, CT
The Robin Hood Foundation says it is beginning to distribute $50 million in proceeds from last week's benefit concert to organizations helping victims of Superstorm Sandy.
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FEMA Extends Application Deadline
If you took a beating in superstorm Sandy, you'll have a little extra time to get help from FEMA.
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Hurricane Sandy Recovery and Rebuild Seminar Today
In response to the ongoing need for information post-Sandy, the American Littoral Society is sponsoring a “Hurricane Sandy Recovery and Rebuild Seminar” tomorrow, today at the Brick Township Municipal Building from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
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Sandy Forum Focuses On Toxic Chemicals [AUDIO]
Hurricane Sandy clean up can be hazardous.
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Lavallette Residents Can Return Home
Lavallette will be the first to permanently welcome back residents to the northern barrier island nearly two months after Superstorm Sandy.
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Sections Of Toms River Barrier Islands Remain Closed
Access to sections of Toms River's barrier island remain closed for another day today.
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A Historic Concert For A Historic Storm [PHOTOS/VIDEO/POLL]
Call the "12-12-12" benefit show "The Concert for New York City" 2.0.
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Belmar Awards $6.6M Contract For New Boardwalk
Belmar will be able to rebuild its boardwalk more cheaply than it had expected.
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Many Shore Residents Will Skip Holidays This Year [AUDIO]
Less than two weeks to go before Christmas and the holiday season looks a lot different at the shore.
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Communities Around Ft. Monmouth Prepare For Growth [AUDIO]
The superstorm affected communities of Eatontown, Oceanport and Tinton Falls are taking a wait-and-see approach as their populations begin to swell on a neighboring shuttered military base.
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New Jerseyans Weigh In On Sandy Impact [AUDIO]
While most New Jerseyans have rebounded from the impact of Superstorm Sandy, about 1-in-4 are still picking up the pieces more than a month later, according to the latest Monmouth University/Asbury Park Press Poll.