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Fort Hancock Advisory Committee Discusses Sandlass House,Climate Project

The past, present and future implications of climate change and the status of the historic yet deteriorated Sandlass House were discussed during a recent virtual meeting of the Gateway National Recreation Area Fort Hancock 21st Century Federal Advisory Committee.

World War I-Era Ordnance Found Along Jersey Shore

By Jay Cook | Over 300 pieces of military-grade ordnance, each no larger than a pocket-sized ChapStick, were recovered along beaches in three Shore towns, and ultimately...

Gateway Improvements Under Way

SANDY HOOK – Sandy Hook and Fort Hancock are undergoing positive changes and upgrades that will have a significant effect on the park’s future. Representatives of...

Fort Hancock: Home Sweet Home?

By John Burton FORT HANCOCK – Some of the aging and deteriorating structures along Fort Hancock’s officer’s row could eventually wind up as family homes. The...

A Bird in Hand is Worth a Peck of Data

By Judy O'Gorman Alvarez SANDY HOOK – Take the flight of the tiny golden-crowned kinglet. It’s small and delicate, but hardier than you might think. And,...

Hooray! Sandy Hook Reopens Six Months After Storm

By John Burton SANDY HOOK – Even before the ribbon was cut on Wednesday morning, people had arrived, happy that Gate­way National Recreation Area at...

No Sea Gulls’ Nest at Sandy Hook This Year

By John Burton SANDY HOOK – A trip to the beach at Gateway National Recreation Area at Sandy Hook for many means a trip to...

Committee Focuses on Fort Hancock Repair, Future Use

By John Burton SANDY HOOK – In what is expected to be a two- or three-year process, a citizens’ committee studying the future of Fort...

Options for Future Considered at SH

By John Burton SANDY HOOK – People love and care for the Gateway National Recreation Area but feel that the federal government can do more...

Opinions Sought at Sandy Hook Open House

By John Burton SANDY HOOK – The National Park Service is asking the public to offer its input about what should happen at Sandy Hook...
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