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$314K For Ortley Beach Sand In Toms River; Will It Be Enough?

$314K For Ortley Beach Sand In Toms River; Will It Be Enough? - Toms River, NJ - Toms River is preparing to restore Ortley Beach after another brutal storm season. Industry experts explain why the erosion is so extensive.

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PhilaPort sues Port Wilmington

The Port of Philadelphia operator says the U.S. Army Corps “abused its discretion” in granting approvals for the Port Wilmington expansion.

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Sea Isle City considers beach tag price increase

Sea Isle City beachgoers may pay more for their sandy spot in the sun next summer as officials consider a potential $5 increase in the price of daily, weekly and seasonal tags.

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Sea Isle City considers beach tag price increase

Sea Isle City beachgoers may pay more for their sandy spot in the sun next summer as officials consider a potential $5 increase in the price of daily, weekly and seasonal tags.

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A levee could be built in Philly s Eastwick neighborhood

In a long-awaited study, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recommended a 1,400-foot levee to reduce flooding in the low-lying Philly neighborhood.

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