Tag: Sandy Hook
Invasive Plant Species Crowding Out Native Beachgrass
By Liz Sheehan |
SANDY HOOK – The American Littoral Society is asking local beachgoers to rid the beaches of an invasive plant which crowds out...
Female Lifeguards Show Strength, Stamina, Speed
Photos by Bart Lentini |
SANDY HOOK – Female lifeguards from up and down the East Coast descended upon Sandy Hook on Wednesday, with their goggles...
Have You Seen That Mega Yacht Off The Hook?
By Jay Cook |
RARITAN BAY – One of the most lavish and enormous yachts in the world has been enjoying a summer vacation in...
Fort Hancock Committee On Hold
By Liz Sheehan |
FORT HANCOCK – The Fort Hancock 21st Century Committee was established by the US Department of the Interior in 2012 to...
A Vision for a Marina In Sandy Hook Bay
By Liz Sheehan |
SANDY HOOK – Is there a marina in Fort Hancock’s future?
David Hoder, a civil engineer based in Fair Haven, presented that possibility...
Sandy Hook Refugees, Long Ago But Not So Far Away
By Rick Geffken
Remote and barren for much of its history, Sandy Hook hardly seems a welcoming place for refugees of any kind. Yet, during the...
Winter Seal Walk Delights, Even Without The Seals
Story and photo by Jay Cook
SANDY HOOK – It was hard to believe the amount of fog that covered the barrier island on an...
Ship Aurora: A Treasure For Sandy Hook Wreck Divers
By Jay Cook
HIGHLANDS – That old saying “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” for the most part, rings true. Yet for three local...
Turning 'Beach Sweep' Trash Into Art
Sandy Hook to Display Work by
Local Environmental Artists
Story and photos by Joseph Sapia
SANDY HOOK – Sculptures crafted from trash materials will be featured...
Sandy Hook, Through The Eyes Of Photography Students
By Jay Cook
SANDY HOOK – Abandoned houses, empty soldier barracks and overgrown nature. These were some of the subjects Montclair University photography students sought...
