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(A fallen tree following Hurricane Sandy. Credit: Mike DeNardo)

2012 Year in Review: ‘Sandy’ Slammed Pennsylvania, Too

In this report we take a look at how Philadelphia and the suburbs weathered the superstorm.

2012/12/31

New Jersey governor Chris Christie, Pres. Obama, and FEMA administrator Craig Fugate walk to Marine One for an aerial tour of the South Jersey areas hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy.   (Credit: Jewel Samad/ AFP/ Getty Images)

2012 Year in Review: Gov. Christie Finds Himself Repeatedly in National Spotlight

The governor put aside party differences, and an imminent election, to praise President Obama as they worked together on hurricane relief.

2012/12/26

(Hurricane Sandy also damaged homes in Mantoloking, NJ, about 20 miles north of Long Beach Island.  Credit: Mario Tama/ Getty Images)

FEMA To Release New Flood Elevation Maps For New Jersey In Wake Of Superstorm Sandy

Property owners and builders in 10 New Jersey counties will learn more about flood hazards in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.

2012/12/14

(Graphic by Ed Fischer)

Hurricane Sandy Among Most-Googled Terms in 2012, Locally and Nationally

We “Googled” an incredible 1.2 trillion times this year.

2012/12/12

(Gov. Chris Christie talks about recovery efforts in New Jersey since Hurricane Sandy.  Image from State of NJ TV)

Christie Says Many Shore Businesses Will Need Federal Grants To Survive Sandy

While admitting that post-Sandy interim housing is a mixed bag, Governor Christie says he’s been pushing for FEMA to issue small business grants rather than loans.

2012/12/10

(A badly damaged home in Sea Isle City, NJ after Hurricane Sandy.  Credit: David Madden)

Part 1: Disasters of Our Own Making

Approximately 10,000 Philadelphia residents are living in flood zones. And that number is only within the city limits.

2012/12/06

(A crew from Mississippi Power Co. prepares to replace a broken power pole and install a new transformer following Hurricane Sandy.  Credit: Mark Abrams)

Part 2: Playing Catch-Up After Each Big Storm

When a storm hits, governments and utility companies often find their preparations insufficient.

2012/12/06

(The waters of the Schuylkill River rose during Hurricane Irene to flood Main Street in Manayunk wall to wall.   Photo provided by Michael Dornblum)

Part 3: Direct Damage and Other Costs

A major storm could cause a business to close its doors for good. But even those able to recover may suffer.

2012/12/06

(Storm waters surround a home in Lumberton, Burlington County, NJ following Hurricane Irene.  Credit: Karin Phillips)

Part 4: Finding A Better Way

Lessons learned from past storms have resulted in stricter building codes and other requirements on the federal, state, and local levels.

2012/12/06

(Cape May mayor Edward Mahaney waves to a passerby from the steps of the Cape May Convention Center.  Credit: Steve Tawa)

S. Jersey Officials Reminding Vacationers That Sandy Mostly Spared Their Towns

Businesses at the South Jersey shore are now part of a “Restore the Shore” effort, to encourage tourism dollars to remain in New Jersey despite the devastation that Superstorm Sandy wrought along some North Jersey beaches.

2012/12/03

(Joe Varalli's boat broke loose and ended up eight miles away, in a backyard in Manahawkin, NJ.  Photo provided by Joe Varalli)

Boat Insurer Says Hurricane Sandy’s Impact Was Their Worst

“We’ve never seen anything like this,” says Scott Croft, spokesman for Boat US, the nation’s largest association of boat owners.

2012/11/29

(John McArdle surf fishing at Cape May Point, NJ.  Credit: Jay Lloyd)

Jay Lloyd’s Getaway: Late Fall in Cape May, NJ

For daytime relaxation, try surf fishing on Sunset Beach at Cape May Point.

2012/11/29

Joe Varalli's boat ended up in Bill Halbeissen's backyard after Hurricane Sandy (Credit: Joe Varalli)

Christie: Superstorm Sandy Caused Nearly $37 Billion In Damage In New Jersey

Gov. Chris Christie says Superstorm Sandy caused $36.8 billion in damage in New Jersey.

2012/11/28

(File photo)

NJ Shore Towns Cool To Proposed Elimination of Beach Tag Fees

“I think to bring up beach tags and beach fees…is clearly insensitive at this particular point,” says the executive director of the New Jersey League of Municipalities.

2012/11/27

(Hurricane Sandy displaced tons of sand, including in Sea Isle City, NJ.  Photo by David Madden)

Officials Say Beach Replenishment Projects Helped Protect Towns From Sandy

Federal, state, and local governments have spent some $700 million over the last 25 years, pumping sand from the ocean onto beaches to create a buffer between towns and storm-tossed seas.

2012/11/26

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