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JCP+L, PSE+G: Power Will Be Back For Most Today
Both JCP+L and PSE+G expect power to be restored today to most who lost it during Sandy and the Nor'easter
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FEMA Approves More Than $411M In Storm Aid
The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has approved more than $411 million in housing and other aid for Superstorm Sandy victims in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey.
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Cape May Plans Sandy Benefit Concert
Cape May will host a concert to benefit those affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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Utilities Still Restoring Sandy Outages
PSE+G came up a bit short in their efforts to have "99.5%" of all those who lost power from Sandy and the Nor'easter restored by Friday night.
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A Vision Of Destruction [PHOTOS, VIDEO]
Gov. Chris Christie visited Seaside Heights and saw first hand the devastation on the tourist town, calling it "our Katrina."
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JCP+L Expects Most Customers To Be Restored By Saturday Night
JCP+L expects to have most of its 168,000 customers still without power as a result of both Sandy and the Nor'easter to be restored by Satruday night.
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Chisea Files Suits Alleging Storm Price Gouging
New Jersey has filed the first lawsuits for alleged price gouging stemming from Superstorm Sandy.
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Back To The Gridiron
The events of the last two weeks have had a huge impact on the local sports scene with the status of many NJSIAA Tournament and Championship events up in the air.
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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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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.