Saving Our Lifeguards
Memorial Day is five weeks from today and if it’s sunny and warm many will head to the beach. That is if the beach they usually go to is open.
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Horizon Landscape’s Restore the Shore Landscaping Giveaway
Horizon Landscape and RestoretheShore.com want to help a homeowner affected by Hurricane Sandy as they rebuild. We're taking nominations for the Restore the Shore Landscaping Giveaway.
Use the form below to tell us
Seaside Based Non-Profit Helping Sandy Victims
It's been almost six months since Sandy hit, and one Seaside Park based non-profit is helping both residents and businesses recover from the devastating superstorm.
Info Session on Green Rebuilding at the Jersey Shore
The U.S. Green Building Council New Jersey Chapter (USGBC NJ) and New Jersey Natural Gas (NJNG) are presenting important information for New Jersey shore residents affected by Superstorm Sandy.
Seaside Heights Roller Coaster Set For Removal [AUDIO]
The Jet Star roller coaster is still sitting off the Seaside Heights coastline with waves splashing on its metal frame, after its tumble from Casino Pier nearly six months ago during Sandy.
Buy A Piece of D’Jais Dance Floor To Help Belmar Recover
How many of your Jersey Shore memories took place at this landmark? Now you can buy a piece of it for a great cause!
Free Italian Dinner for Sandy Survivors in Manahawkin
Please lend a hand and help out the community while enjoying a delicious Italian meal. The"We Are Strong" Italian Dinner is free and it will benefit all survivors of Hurricane Sandy.
Tax Tips for Hurricane Sandy Survivors
With the tax deadline of April 15th rapidly approaching here are some tax tips from FEMA if you experienced a loss due to Hurricane Sandy.
Mrs. Christie’s Storm Charity Gives $600K Grant
Victims of Superstorm Sandy at the Jersey Shore will be getting some help navigating the daunting financial choices they have ahead of them.
Grant Funds Wheelchair Ramps For Disabled Sandy Victims
Those living with disabilities and are waiting to return home after Superstorm Sandy will be getting a helping hand thanks to a generous donation from a Connecticut based relief organization.