Editor Daniel Nee daniel.nee@patch.com
Debris everywhere in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
Ortley Beach will have a way to go to cleanup the damage wreaked by Hurricane Sandy. Volunteers from Viridian Energy helped in that effort spending the better part of a day moving debris to curbsides in the town.
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D CLARKE
12:18 am on Saturday, December 15, 2012
I wish my mom (full timer) knew about these wonderful folks in Ortley, willing to help the seniors. I came up from North Carolina for the 1st two clean-outs/salvage, but, my son and I could not even dream about getting to the furniture and the yard which had a lot of 6th Ave in her driveway and back including telephone poles and I think a transformer cover. Now she hired a contractor, who also … more ›