The Superstorm Sandy disaster and recovery on Long Beach Island, as chronicled for seven months by the staff of The SandPaper. Part 3.
While hundreds of year-round Islanders coped with essential life issues of shelter, heat, electric power, food and water, the U.S. Postal Service got to work restoring disrupted mail service. LBI Postmaster Brian Sheeran and his staff labored to relocate their operation to Tuckerton by Nov. 2.
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