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VENTNOR -- V.F.W. Post 3361 has stood the test of time since it was built in 1950, but after it flooded with 30 inches of water from Hurricane Sandy, it was forced to shut its doors -- until Saturday. Dozens
VENTNOR -- V.F.W. Post 3361 has stood the test of time since it was built in 1950, but after it flooded with 30 inches of water from Hurricane Sandy, it was forced to shut its doors -- until Saturday. Dozens
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ATLANTIC CITY -- There's always an eclectic crowd at the Boneyard, but this weekend the diversity takes on a special meaning as musicians from all walks of life come togather to raise money for autism
ATLANTIC CITY -- There's always an eclectic crowd at the Boneyard, but this weekend the diversity takes on a special meaning as musicians from all walks of life come togather to raise money for autism
WASHINGTON D.C. -
As representatives from around the country were
making arguments for and against the passing of the Hurricane Sandy aid bill,
local politician Frank LoBiondo had some heated words for anyone opposing the bill, especially
those from states who received federal disaster aid in the past.
"And yes I'm angry, you're changing the rules for
hundreds of thousands of people in the middle of the game. Florida good luck
with no more hurricanes, California, congratulations, did you get rid of the
Andreas fault? The Mississippi is in a draught, you think you're not going to
flood again? Who are you going to come to when you have these things? We need
this, we need this now. Do the right thing as we have always done for you.
Thank you," said LoBiondo, who was not alone in his frustrations.
The bill, which was approved by Congress Tuesday, is expected to pass the Senate next week.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>
