SEA BRIGHT TO TAKE IT BACK TO THE BEACH
‘Mount Sandy’ and the small mountain of storm debris are gone from the beach, where Sea Brighters will gather on October 29. (Click to enlarge)
By JOHN T. WARD
How does one mark the anniversary of a once-in-a-lifetime storm that destroyed one’s home or business?
In Sea Bright, residents and merchants will note the year-ago devastation of Hurricane Sandy on October 29 with a quiet potluck dinner and a bonfire on the beach to demonstrate their own resilience and determination to recover, recreation director Kathy Morris tells redbankgreen.
“It’s going to be very low-key,” Morris said, “just a place for us to meet, greet and chat.”