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Marshall Tucker: Taking the Highway for Sandy Relief
The Marshall Tucker Band is hitting the road with their tour bus in support of victims of Sandy.
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Displaced by Sandy? The Feds Will Put You Up in a Hotel
It's called the transitional Housing Assistance (THA) program and is available to displaced victims of Hurricane Sandy.
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FEMA is Bringing in Manufactured Homes to New Jersey
I'll bet a lot of people displaced by Sandy have been waiting for this news.
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Grab-N-Go Information For Barrier Island Residents
Beginning today, some residents of Ocean County barrier islands are being allowed a short return home for a "grab-n-go."
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Hurricane Sandy Donation Drive This Weekend
The Barnegat PBA Local 296, along with two other partners, is hosting a special donation drive this weekend for those affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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Facebook Pages to “LIKE” for Information and Help
In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, one of the most important tools that has helped New Jersey residents get through the destruction and devastation is social media.
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Gimme Shelter: Where to Find Open Red Cross Facilities
My heart breaks for those who still have no power, especially with the cold that's settled in the area.
Thankfully, The Red Cross is here on the ground giving respite to the storm-weary.
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Got Verizon? Your Storm Overages Will be Forgiven
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Yes We Do
On November 17th at 7pm, there will be a benefit for Jersey Shore residents called, "We Take Care Of Our Own".
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Return To Barrier Islands Not Soon Enough For Residents [AUDIO]
It has been over a week since Hurricane Sandy pounded the Jersey Shore, and thousands along the state's barrier island communities are still unable to return home to survey the damage done by the storm.
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Snow Blankets Parts Of New Jersey, Knocks Out Power Again [POLL]
Wednesday's nor'easter brought the winter's first snowfall to the same areas affected by Hurricane Sandy knocking out power again for thousands.
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Who Will Pay For The Sandy Clean-Up? [AUDIO]
Hurricane Sandy has caused billions of dollars in damage all over New Jersey, so what does this mean for your property taxes in the future?
