Superstorm Sandy

One of the leaders of a proposed lawsuit challenging the state and federal

government's anemic response to Sandy victims, has put together a panel of public policy experts to come up with solutions this week

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Financial help will soon be available for families paying rent while waiting for the rebuilding or elevation of their Sandy damaged homes. According to nj.com, a new program announced by the state today will offer homeowners up to $825 dol

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Some happiness, some disappointment but most of all clarity, is what the nearly 150 people who attended the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Open House felt after reviewing their preliminary Flood

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Superstorm Sandy may have occurred two and a half years ago but it continues to dominate the efforts of local shore area officials. On WOBM-AM's Townsquare Tonight, Superstorm Sandy directly impacted everything Toms River Mayor Tom Kelaher spoke about.

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Volunteer Lawyers for Justice (VLJ) is once again offering free Disaster Legal Response Clinics for people who are still dealing with legal issues related to Superstorm Sandy.

The clinics continue seeing quite a few attendees even more than two years after the storm, but staff

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Residents of Ortley Beach, NJ watch their home get demolished (Mark Wilson, Getty Images)Superstorm Sandy victims frustrated with the state and federal government's response to their plight are organizing a class action lawsuit against them

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One of Ocean County's longest serving freeholders takes over as the board's director this year and believes the county is ready to embrace the challenges ahead because of its strong financial footing.

Ocean County entered 2015 with a tri

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As more and more towns question or even opt out of the state's dune replenishment plan, one Toms River community is proposing a storm protection alternative.

Ortley Beach Voters and Taxpayers Association President Paul Jeffrey says his com

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A home improvement specialist in Hazlet awaits court proceedings for theft, accused of taking $120,000 toward rebuilding a Superstorm-battered home in Union Beach but never starting the job.

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State lawmakers are hoping to get Congress and the U.S. Justice Department to investigate Superstorm Sandy related insurance claims.

Shore 10th district lawmakers State Senator Jim Holzapfel, Assemblyman Dave Wolfe and Assemblyman Greg McGuckin introduced resolutions requesting Congress to conduct a probe and hearing to determine if flood insurance companies are revising engineering reports to deny legitimate Sandy claims.

"We recently saw a case out of New York

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