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Jen A. Miller

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Ocean Grove Boardwalk Finally Returns

Miller: It only took a year-and-a-half and repeated appeals to FEMA.

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Guy Fieri Coming to AC: Nucky Knuckle Sandwiches Anyone?

Miller: Suggestions for Fieri-esque, shore-themed dishes we want to see on the menu.

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Uber Wants to Be the Shore’s Designated Driver

Miller: I like Uber, and love anything that could reduce drunk driving, but I remain wary of UberX.

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The Five Jersey Shore Stories of the Summer

Miller: From Revel to the Union League to Sandy — still — this is what we’ll be following.

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N.J.’s Casino Experiment Has Failed

Miller: Take heed, Philly casino advocates.

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Shore Trip Confessional: Peeing on the Garden State Parkway

Jen A. Miller: Last week I played hooky and set out for Cape May. Then my tire blew out.

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Looking for Love on Craigslist in 2014

Recently single, Jen A. Miller wades into the world of online dating.

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All the Bars from My 20s are Closed

Miller: Has Philly changed? Or is it me?

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POLL: Philly’s Worst Wawa Parking Lots

We love your hoagies. We love your coffee. Your parking lots? Not so much.

Yes, still. Compared to the absolute destruction on many North Jersey beaches, where homes are still empty and entire blocks have been bulldozed, our South Jersey shores fared relatively well (and I say relatively because some people here lost everything). Still, climate change isn't going away, and neither are issues of flood zones and flood insurance, nor the debate of whether or not our barrier island beach towns will be here for the long haul, and what we can do to protect them (i.e. dunes — the Margate resistance to dunes should continue to be nasty). We'll hit the two-year anniversary in October, but expect this to be affecting policy for a long time. I still hear people talking about the Storm of '62. Sandy will be on our lips more than 50 years from now, too.
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Sandy: One Year Later

Psychic scars may be the superstorm’s true legacy.

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Jersey’s Dune Debate Took Too Long

Why was Christie’s executive order necessary to protect the Shore?

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Miss America Won’t Save Atlantic City

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WATCH: This Old House’s “Jersey Shore Rebuilds”

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An Excerpt From The Cape

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Amy Hill Hearth on The Cape