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Sandy Hook Development

The National Park Service’s drive to commercially develop Sandy Hook under the guise of historic preservation has always been a terrible idea.

Plans for Development Proceed at Fort Hancock

ORT HANCOCK – A New York-based development firm will soon bring to life a vision of what the future Fort Hancock could look like, an agreement with the National Park Service (NPS) states.

Fort Hancock Development to Start with Pilot Program

A pilot program may soon be underway to develop buildings along Officer’s Row at Fort Hancock. Raven Rentas

Fort Hancock Plans Stir Strong Emotions in Community

By Allison Perrine The historic homes along Officer’s Row on Fort Hancock are mostly vacant and in varying...

Sandy Hook Lighthouse Gets Some TLC

By John Burton SANDY HOOK — The iconic lighthouse standing over historic Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook is undergoing some repairs to ensure its future. The...

Eight Historic Buildings At Fort Hancock Have Suitors

By Liz Sheehan | MIDDLETOWN – After issuing the first lease on a building in historic Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook in Gateway National Recreation Area...

Plenty of Beach, But No Parking

Story and photo by Joseph Sapia Sea Bright and the National Park Service are looking into ways to improve access via a shuttle service to...

Public Invited to Weigh In Sandy Hook Fee Hike

By Liz Sheehan Public comments, which are due by Sept. 5, will play a major role in determining if the National Park Service (NPS) will put...

Fort Hancock's Officers Row Buildings Eyed For Residential Use

By Liz Sheehan | SANDY HOOK – The National Park Service is negotiating with potential lessees for the first three of 32 available properties, in...

39 Proposals for Ft. Hancock Buildings

FORT HANCOCK – The National Park Service has received 39 responses to its request for Expressions of Interest for future uses and rehabilitation proposals...
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