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Jerseyans have to put up with a lot: TV shows that portray them as orange, loudmouthed simpletons.
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'Active' Hurricane Season, 'Well Above' Average, NOAA Predicts
Official word for the 2013 hurricane season: The Atlantic area could see three to six "major hurricanes" for the season, which begins Saturday, June 1, according to the experts at the federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
10 hrs ago | New Haven Independent
It's not an earth work or otherwise a piece of public art. It's not a series of well coordinated meteorite landings.
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Majority of Superstorm Sandy deaths were from drowning
Drowning was the most common cause of death associated with the devastating Superstorm Sandy, according to a report out Thursday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
15 hrs ago | USA Today
Majority of Superstorm Sandy deaths were from drowning
Drowning was the most common cause of death associated with the Oct. 29 Superstorm Sandy, according to a new report out today from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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House Irene, Lee left hanging is finally demolished
Robert Kopman stared his nightmare in the face for nearly two years until a demolition crew came and tore it down.
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On Wednesday, the Oklahoma Insurance Department estimated that insured losses incurred in the deadly tornado that tore through Moore, Oklahoma, could exceed two billion dollars .
Local Groups Prepare to Help Oklahoma Tornado Victims
UPDATE: Red Cross volunteer and Bastrop native Rick van Loon has arrived in Moore, Oklahoma to assist victims of Monday's tornado.
Federal hurricane predictions due today, no surprise expected
File - The turbulent surf off the Isle of Palms drew spectators as Hurricane Irene moved north off the coast of South Carolina on Friday August 26, 2011.
$20 Million in Grants Available for Fishing Industry Impacted by Sandy
New York State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr. is encouraging coastal fishing businesses harmed by Hurricane Sandy last fall to apply for available funding through New York State's recently approved coastal fishing industry grant program.
Away from the beach, Sandy damage still soaks inland lives
Heaps of destroyed audio and visual equipment sit in the parking lot outside Thunderball Marketing, an audio and electronics company in Avenel that is still struggling to recover after Sandy caused millions of dollars in property damages.
Consider flood insurance as next hurricane season approaches
The June 1 start of the Atlantic hurricane season is just around the corner. Early predictions indicate an active year and the Insurance Information Institute urges the public to prepare for the heightened flood risks that come with hurricanes and tropical storms.
Morristown Mayor Proclaims Official Arbor Day
In April, Morristown's newly created Shade Tree Commission met for the first time, just before Arbor Day.
NASA astronaut Mike Fossum, Expedition 29 commander, uses a still camera to photograph the topography of a point on Earth from a window in the Cupola of the International Space Station in 2011.
Reader objects to global warming post, says consensus was against Galileo
This 2011 file photo shows a flooded road on Hatteras Island, N.C., after Hurricane Irene swept through the area the previous day cutting the roadway in five locations.
Little Falls renews $3.7 million in debt; approves estimated tax bills
LITTLE FALLS - The township has renewed nearly $3.7 million in existing debt and will be issuing estimated tax bills.
NY gets $49M for hurricane damage to canal system
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved $49 million for the New York State Canal Corporation to repair damage related to Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee.
Travelers' Revised $94 Estimate: Business And Financial Insurance Overview
The Travelers Companies, Inc. is the sixth largest property and casualty insurer in the U.S. with a market share of 4.5% in terms of premiums earned.
Williamstown accepts FEMA grant
Williamstown will accept a $6.1 million grant from FEMA to relocate residents at a mobile home park damaged by Hurricane Irene.
Insider's Guide: The Wildwoods
THERE'S A FEELING you get, walking toward the Wildwood Boardwalk at night; an anticipation that hits you all at once when that wide, eclectic, electric expanse unfolds before you.