Once-Idyllic Jersey Shore Now A Stressful Place To Live Post-Sandy
The aftermath of Superstorm Sandy is being felt beyond the bricks and mortar, as the serenity at the Jersey Shore has been replaced by stress.
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The aftermath of Superstorm Sandy is being felt beyond the bricks and mortar, as the serenity at the Jersey Shore has been replaced by stress.
The Transportation Security Administration would not disclose the make-up of the mock bomb, but if it was real it could have blown a hole large enough to bring a plane down, experts said.
By 6 p.m. Friday, however, the storm had moved mostly out to the Atlantic Ocean, leaving behind some significant snow totals for parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Jeff and Michael's 7-year-old sons were among the boys, allegedly taunted and tied up by two school custodians when they simply walked into a school bathroom.
After several hours of flurries, the region was seeing heavy snowfall in some areas Thursday night. In Westchester County, plows were hitting the streets. Along the Jersey Shore, streets were inundated with rising waters.
A spokesman said the club has not operated since Superstorm Sandy flooded it and tore a hole in the roof, right around when its lease ended.
One year ago at Gregory Elementary School in Long Branch, two janitors were accused of tying up and gagging four students in a bathroom, allegedly taunting them and taking their pictures.
Christie said Thursday after visiting a group home for people with disabilities that he'll take the fight to the Supreme Court if he has to.
In both cases, issues with the seals on the cans could allow dangerous organisms in or lead to spoilage.
State Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa announced the formation of the working group, which is a coordinated effort among several state and local agencies.
After 10 years, the long-delayed retail and entertainment complex at New Jersey's Meadowlands may finally be entering the homestretch.
The non-specific threat was made by phone Thursday morning.
Powerful winds caused no damage to the system over night and buses, trains and light rail lines were operating on or close to schedule Thursday morning, the agency said.
A winter weather advisory is in effect from 6 p.m. Wednesday until 6 p.m. Thursday for parts of Conn., northeastern New Jersey, New York City and western and central Long Island.
Coastal communities across the Tri-State area could experience minor to moderate flooding during times of high tide through Thursday morning.
