Tom Dunphy

Recently, Getty photographers set out to track the progress since Sandy swept through the tri-state area. Their photos highlight the accomplishments of the past year, but underscore the need to stay the course.

While many business owners who lost everything in the wake of Superstorm Sandy might despair, Anthony Cioffi saw it as an opportunity.

We're locals. We go to the beach, not "down the Shore." We sleep better with sand in our sheets. We hate bennies. Right?

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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 about yourself or a person who know whose yard was badly damaged as a result of Hurricane Sandy...

As the Jersey Shore continues the rebuilding process from Hurricane Sandy, one piece of new construction is sure to attract attention.

Donna Mazza, a Crisis Counselor from New Jersey Hope and Healing, joined Lou and Liz during Monday's Point in Time broadcast to discuss her organization's work helping Jersey Shore residents dealing with the emotional aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

When the Jersey Shore re-opens for the summer season in 2013 it will be without at least one landmark.

Max Petruzzi is a very talented 13-year-old living in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. His parents are New Jersey natives and Max has family members who felt the effects of Superstorm Sandy firsthand.

A listing of how donations to Hometown Heroes are being put to use locally.