Beach Erosion / Beach Access

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By MICHAEL MILLER Staff Writer, 609-463-6712

OCEAN CITY - The city is asking the state for more beach money just months after completion of a $7 million state project downtown.

The city hopes to partner again this fall with the state Department of Environmental Protection to repair storm-battered beaches on the south end between 34th Street and Corsons Inlet. So far, 21 towns have asked the state for $20 million.  Read more »

By WAYNE PARRY |Associated Press Writer, NEWSDAY, July 19, 2008

About 15 homeowners are holding up a beach replenishment project for their entire borough out of concern about hurting their property values _ even as waves lap at the foundations of other people's homes.  Read more »

State's beaches garner $50M+ in revenues

BY ERIN O. STATTEL Staff Writer, The Sentinel

The wind blew and the rain came, but officials on Sandy Hook claimed a few weeks ago that the summer outlook for New Jersey's beaches is still good.  Read more »

Margo Pellegrino, the mother of two young children, ages 3 and 6, set off this morning on a 500 mile paddle from Beach Haven, NJ to Washington DC in hopes of generating public support for Oceans 21 in the Mid-Atlantic.  Read more »

The DEP issued a CAFRA permit for development of the Takanassee Beach Club in the Elberon part of Long Branch.  Read more »