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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 11/01/12 8:39 am | updated: 11/01/12 8:39 am |
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More than a million people are still without power since Hurricane Sandy. In Philadelphia, the suburbs, New Jersey, Delaware and the Lehigh Valley, power companies are working around the clock to clear down trees and restore power. Except for the hardest hit at the Jersey shore, the latest projections from PECO, PPL, Delmarva and PSE&G has just about everyone back on the power grid by this weekend.
Gas shortages as a result of Hurricane Sandy are causing long lines at the pumps... Read More |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 10/31/12 5:13 pm | updated: 10/31/12 5:13 pm |
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Governor Christie and President Obama toured the New Jersey coastline from Atlantic City to Point Pleasant this afternoon in the President's helicopter. Flying for about an hour, the President looked down on sand blown neighborhoods, flattened homes and flooded streets. In Seaside Heights he saw that the boardwalk is gone and an amusement pier had washed into the ocean. A crippled bridge to the mainland was littered with cars. The President promised quick assistance.
Power... Read More |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 10/31/12 8:28 am | updated: 10/31/12 8:28 am |
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Governor Christie toured the New Jersey coastline by helicopter yesterday and said he never imagined he would see such devastation. Christie was emotional thinking about how much of his life was spent at the Jersey shore. Today, President Obama visits and Christie will ask for immediate help from the Army Corps of Engineers to begin rebuilding the beaches washed away by Hurricane Sandy, leaving towns with no protection.
Ocean City remains under a State of Emergency. Many... Read More |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 10/30/12 4:40 pm | updated: 10/30/12 9:16 pm |
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The photos and videos that are now circulating showing the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy are heartbreaking. Boats piled by the side of the road, houses in the middle of the road, trees inside of houses. New Jersey Governor Christie calls the devastation at the Jersey Shore "Unthinkable" and beyond anything he thought he would ever see. The loss to homes and personal property will be measured in billions of dollars.
SEPTA began resuming service of its transportation system... Read More |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 10/30/12 12:05 pm | updated: 10/30/12 12:05 pm |
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| The devastation of Hurricane Sandy is being assessed today. At the Jersey shore, homes were moved off their foundations. Several came to rest in the middle of Route 35 outside of Point Pleasant and Seaside Heights. Atlantic City took a tremendous hit, losing much of the boardwalk, which the ocean sent crashing through homes and businesses. On Long Beach Island the surf overtook the dunes and the ocean met the bay. The Path transit system that serves Manhattan was flooded with sea water and... Read More |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 10/29/12 4:05 pm | updated: 10/29/12 4:05 pm |
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| Hurricane Sandy, nicknamed Frankenstorm, is a Category 1 Hurricane and strengthening. Its maximum sustained winds are at 90 mph. Sandy is picking up speed, moving at 28 miles per hour and has the Jersey shore and Philadelphia in her crosshairs. The eye of the storm making landfall around 6 o'clock between Atlantic City and Cape May. Twenty foot waves are pounding the coastline. Record flooding is likely with an 8 foot storm surge combined with the full moon tonight, and heavy rains, and an 8... Read More |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 10/29/12 9:33 am | updated: 10/29/12 9:33 am |
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| As predicted in all the storm tracking models, Hurricane Sandy has made a hard left turn and is now headed straight for us. Sandy extends hundreds of miles in all directions and is shaping up to be the worst storm any of us have ever seen. The storm is strengthening and packs hurricane force winds up to 175 miles from the storm center. The eye of the storm will make landfall tonight at the Jersey Shore. Conditions will only worsen through tonight and Tuesday with 75 mile per hour winds and... Read More |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 10/26/12 5:15 pm | updated: 10/26/12 5:15 pm |
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| The missing 10 month old baby, Saanvi Venna, has been found dead and a suspect has been charged with the murder of the infant and her grandmother. The baby was apparently smothered and stuffed into a suitcase. Her body was found in the basement of the Marquis Apartments. Ransom notes were found at the apartment demanding $50,000. The suspect, Ragunandan Yandamuri, n is described as a friend and neighbor of the Venna family who helped hang posters during the search and even attended the... Read More |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 10/26/12 8:51 am | updated: 10/26/12 8:51 am |
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Hurricane Sandy has weakened, however the Category 1 hurricane is still projected to stay on track to impact the Philadelphia area and could make landfall in the Delaware Bay. Top wind speeds have fallen from over 100 down to 80 miles per hour, but Sandy is likely to stay organized through landfall on Tuesday.
The red decals on New Jersey teenager license plates are working. Automobile accidents involving teens is down by 9 percent. That, according to a study by Children's... Read More |
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by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA started: 10/25/12 4:38 pm | updated: 10/25/12 9:06 pm |
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Two days ago, one Philadelphia TV weather guesser said that it would take a "miracle" for this hurricane to hit our area. Now, the latest track is a hard left for Hurricane Sandy - with her firepower hailing over Little Eden, New Jersey and the greater Philadelphia area next week. Still way too early to say for sure. But never too early to start planning just in case.
The reward is now $50,000. Ten month old Saanvi Venna is still missing and the reward offers more incentive... Read More |
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