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Toms River Contractor Charged With Looting $10K Worth Of Construction Material
A Toms River man remains behind bars, accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of materials, being used to restore a Sandy-ravaged home.
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Jersey Shore Communities Scramble To Get Ready For Summer Season [AUDIO]
With Memorial Day Weekend fast approaching, Jersey shore towns hard hit by Sandy are scrambling to complete beach restoration projects.
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South Carolina Town Returns Favor To Toms River For Hurricane Help [AUDIO]
After Hurricane Hugo struck the town of McClellanville, SC, Toms River worked together to help by donating money and resources, and they are now returning the favor post-Sandy.
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Has Your Property Tax Bill Been Delayed? [AUDIO]
It's becoming a serious problem in several New Jersey towns hard-hit by Superstorm Sandy, as local leaders have not formally adopted a budget yet, which is delaying property tax bills from being sent out.
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Teen Hiring In NJ This Summer Is Mixed [AUDIO]
Many economists see improvements in summer teen hiring this coming season versus previous years.
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Hometown Heroes Aids NJ Families In Crisis [AUDIO]
There's no slow down for a New Jersey-based charity that has partnered with Townsquare Media to help storm survivors, even as Sandy disappears from the national headlines.
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Belmar Gears Up For Post-Sandy Summer [AUDIO]
With a brand-new boardwalk almost complete and a full booking of summer rentals, Belmar has high expectations for the first tourist season after Sandy.
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Homeowners Remain Frustrated With Sandy Rebuild [AUDIO]
Those FEMA flood maps continue to be a tough pill to swallow for many affected by Sandy.
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NJ Braces For Above-Average 2013 Hurricane Season [POLL/AUDIO]
New Jersey is still in the midst of rebuilding and recovering from Hurricane Sandy and come June 1, the 2013 hurricane season will be getting underway.
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Mantoloking OKs Spending To Rebuild From Sandy
Mantoloking officials have approved an additional $3 million to help one of New Jersey's hardest hit shore towns rebuild from Superstorm Sandy.
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Some Sandy Victims Still Emotionally Scarred [AUDIO]
More than five months after Hurricane Sandy belted the Garden State, some of the hardest hit residents are still struggling with symptoms including depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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NJ Transit Riders Have Reason To Cheer Today [AUDIO]
Superstorm Sandy damaged dozens of locomotives and flooded hundreds of rail cars, but New Jersey Transit had a banner year nonetheless.