The List: Ten Ways Sandy’s Impact Continues to Be Felt At the Jersey Shore
The List: Ten Ways Sandy’s Impact Continues to Be Felt At the Jersey Shore (via NJSpotlight)
Kids are getting out of school, the weather is getting nicer, and many people are starting to flock to the Shore as they do each year around this time. Early indicators like pre-season beach tag sales and vacation rental bookings seem to point to a…
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Sandy was in no way an “unprecedented storm.” It was the effects, by and large man-made, that might have been “unprecedented.”