A parade and street fair marked Memorial Day in Woodland Park where residents had a good time and also remembered the reason for the holiday. Continue reading
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The town is “raring to go” and ready to receive visitors, according to Mayor Ed Johnson. Continue reading
Sandy’s destruction may have visitors wondering if the Shore is ready for them. Officials from the various shore towns offer a status report on their ability to receive visitors this Memorial Day weekend. Continue reading
The governor joined Lavallette officials as the new boardwalk opened in time for Memorial Day weekend. The mayor said it was symbolic of the entire Jersey Shore. Continue reading
Although the Wildwoods suffered minimal damage from Hurricane Sandy, some business owners are worried that the perception is the beach town was destroyed by the storm. Continue reading
A sea of people were on hand to greet Prince Harry who was given a tour by Gov. Chris Christie to the Sandy-battered Jersey Shore towns of Mantoloking and Seaside Heights. Continue reading
Operation Photo Rescue, a non-profit launched after Hurricane Katrina, set up shop in the Home Depot in Seaside Heights, where volunteers will restore up to 20 photos for storm victims, free of charge. Continue reading
When Hurricane Sandy struck the Jersey coast, few places took a harder hit than Sea Bright. Officials there have been trying to rebuild their town and generate revenue without exceeding the 2 percent property tax cap. Continue reading
Hundreds of New Jersey residents ran the Boston Marathon and those who escaped unharmed say they’re lucky. Continue reading
After experiencing long power outages after Hurricane Sandy hit, some JCP&L customers say the company’s communication must improve. Continue reading