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- 1Nor'easter brings coastal flooding to Long Beach, Long Island▼Long Island nor'easter: Coastal flooding in Long Beach and other communities
A nor'easter is causing coastal flooding in Long Beach and other communities on Long Island, New York. Local coverage highlights water inundation along the shoreline as the storm pushes tides over normal levels, with residents in low-lying coastal areas facing the brunt of the flooding.
- 2First Mass held at Fort Myers Beach church four years after Hurricane Ian▼First Mass held at Fort Myers Beach church four years after Hurricane Ian made landfall
A Catholic church at Fort Myers Beach, Florida has held its first Mass since Hurricane Ian made landfall there four years ago. The 2022 hurricane devastated the barrier island, badly damaging the church and forcing the congregation to worship elsewhere. The service marks a symbolic milestone in the community's long recovery, and residents are expressing relief and gratitude at finally being able to gather for worship on the site again.
- 3New Jersey Public Adjuster Opens Nor'easter Claim Help for Shore Flood Victims●Republic Claims Associates, Public Adjuster in Ocean County NJ, Opens Nor'easter Claim Help for Flooded Long Beach Island and Shore Property Owners
Republic Claims Associates, a public adjuster firm based in Ocean County, New Jersey, has opened dedicated claim assistance for property owners flooded by a recent nor'easter, focusing on Long Beach Island and other shore communities. The service helps homeowners and businesses document damage and navigate insurance claims after coastal flooding struck the Jersey Shore.
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The Long Beach Island Garden Club received awards at its recent luncheon, according to local reporting from The SandPaper. The piece highlights the club's achievements over the past season and recognises members' work in gardening and community projects on the New Jersey shore island.
- 5Sanibel and Captiva join International Coastal Cleanup●SOCIETY: International Coastal Cleanup on Sanibel & Captiva
Volunteers on Sanibel and Captiva islands in Florida took part in the International Coastal Cleanup, an annual effort in which communities worldwide remove litter from beaches and shorelines. The event drew local residents and community groups to help collect trash and document debris along the islands' coast, continuing a long-running tradition of shoreline protection.