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Woman's Facebook page making difference in Sandy recovery effort

Janet Ta, 22, of Mays Landing and formerly of Galloway Township, talked passionately about the Restore Our Shore project she started after seeing newscasts of the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy. ‘I created the Facebook page, and everybody kept sharing it and liking it and sharing it, and it just blew up into something overnight,’ Ta said. Photo by Dave Griffin

Woman's Facebook page making difference in Sandy recovery effort

From left, M.J. Ogatis, 22, of Galloway Township, Janet Ta, 22, of Mays Landing, and Annie Bi, 21, of Galloway, discussed the Restore Our Shore project at Ta’s home. The women are Delta Zeta sorority sisters at Richard Stockton College. Photo by Dave Griffin

Woman's Facebook page making difference in Sandy recovery effort

Annie Bi said that each of her sorority sisters and team members of Restore Our Shore bring different skill sets to the project during a recent interview at Ta’s residence in Mays Landing. Photo by Dave Griffin