AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNor’easter Disrupts NJ Travel: A powerful early-season nor’easter is battering the U.S. Northeast, with coastal flooding and flooded roads already hitting parts of New Jersey. Ship Bottom (Long Beach Island) saw significant bayfront flooding and Route 72 closed; the Tunney Bridge into Toms River was also closed. Sea Bright residents and businesses sandbagged as waves pushed inland. State of Emergency: Gov. Mikie Sherrill declared a state of emergency for eight NJ counties (including Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, and Atlantic) to coordinate response and resources. Storm Impacts for Travelers: Thousands are without power, and officials warn to avoid low-lying coastal roads and never drive through flooded streets. Air & Event Disruptions: Flights into and out of the region were disrupted, with multiple airlines offering travel waivers and weekend events canceled. Tourism Boost (After the Storm): New Jersey is rolling out a Film Trail to promote “Hollywood East” locations, with official markers and listings on VisitNJ.org. New Route to NJ: Breeze Airways added nonstop CHS–Trenton service twice weekly, starting Sept. 20.
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