Residents who gathered online on Oct. 29 to mark the eighth anniversary of Superstorm Sandy were joined by Rep. Andy Kim of New Jersey’s 3rd Congressional District. It was the Southern Ocean County-based New Jersey Organizing Project’s timely reminder that, for many families, the effects of Sandy are still felt.
Some lost their rental assistance this summer; many have yet to see the supplemental funding the state announced two years ago; and some who are home are facing “clawbacks,” i.e.
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