100 days after Hurricane Sandy, the Jersey Shore slowly recovers
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LEFT: The Atlantic Ocean has breached the Ocean County barrier island in three places in the borough of Mantoloking, and created a new inlet at the base of the Mantoloking Bridge. RIGHT: This is what the Mantoloking Bridge looks like 100 days later.
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A crumpled roller coaster partially submerged in the Atlantic Ocean off of New Jersey’s boardwalk won’t stay there as a “tourist attraction,” despite the town’s mayor advocating for that a week ago.
The iconic Star Jet roller coaster in Seaside Heights was destroyed when Sandy crashed ashore Oct. 29, wrecking parts of Casino Pier and tearing the coaster from the boardwalk.
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The roller coaster that was swept right-side up into the Atlantic Ocean as Hurricane Sandy slammed the Jersey Shore may not be torn down, according to Seaside Heights Mayor Bill Akers.
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See satellite images of New Jersey beach towns before and after the devastating superstorm Sandy
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Aerial views of the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy to the New Jersey coast, taken during a search and rescue mission by the New Jersey Army National Guard on Tuesday, Oct. 30.
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The New Jersey Shore, the East Coast’s summer playground, famous for its amusement parks, fine white sand beaches, family vacation cottages and even a reality TV show, could be among areas hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy.
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Step one: Talib Kweli comes in for rehearsal and sees Al Roker on a bike.
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