As of 11:30 a.m. Thursday morning, Lacey residents still had to travel roads carefully as garbage cans rolled, large puddles formed and the Barnegat Bay met with the streets.
After a winter storm brought terrential rain and strong gusts of winds, the Department of Public Works was on the roads setting detours and cleaning up the streets.
Homes that were already compromised due to Hurricane Sandy experienced floodwaters once again.
Wednesday night, more than 900 residents were without power. As of 3 p.m., JCP&L's power outage map reported less than 50 customers without electricity.
How did you make out after last night's storm? Tell us in the comments.
"Sorry you guys can't get a break weather/water wise and also saddened by the ignorant comments some have made under the article :-( " "Wow was reading those comments, people are nasty there, a divided town" "Who are these agressive people ? Is this small town America at heart? " My answer to them was maybe they are holdovers from the election, can't drop their nasty pants and come together for the good of all.
There once was this guy named Bennie who had a beach concession stand in Bradley Beach. He rented beach umbrellas and chairs to the peolpe who would just come down for the day. On the back of his chairs and on his umbrellas he had his name. "Bennie". All the locals had their own chairs and umbrellas. When the day was over, they left the chairs and umbrellas on the beach. That's when we knew the Bennies went home. But, before they went home, left left their money. That's how a lot of people earn a living at the shore, off of tourism. So, Bennie is not a derogatory word. A Bennie is not someone who owns a home at the shore. It's a daytripper. If you don't like Bennies, move to were there are no Bennies and stop complaining about them.
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