Governor Christie first told the story. These photos confirmed it.
A local photographer captured the partial destruction of the Seaside Heights Boardwalk.
In Seaside Heights, "the roller coaster or the log flume is in the ocean," Christie said.
"The level of devastation at the Jersey Shore is unthinkable," he said.
Rides and chunks of one of the town's piers are in the water, Christie said.
Now is time for the rebuilding, once the storm moves away. it won't be easy.
And mark who are you to say that we don't need them back here...did u stop to think that just because you may not like the way they act they are people too? They have feelings and they are hurt by this as well they considered this their home...how would u feel if someone said they didnt need you back somewhere...as a matter of fact I believe one of them lives in toms river and could very well have lost a lot as well.... To anyone who has lost it all of lost friends or family....my prayers are with you and we as a state will work together to get back what we all lost...
Can you email me if you hear anything? Ruby0913@aol.com. Thanks and good luck I hope the news is good!
Jim McCullough
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Does anyone have pics of the condos on Plainfield Ave in Sunset Manor?
Just have to be memories
Donna Horstman La Spina
I spent my summers at 786 North Dr. in Brick, NJ in the original house built around 1930. Did North Dr. get hit hard? I'm a NJ native, now living in AZ, but LOVED going to the shore house. Hope you didn't lose too much.