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Barrier island Wawas still closed from Sandy leave void for regular customers
Michael Ein
Wawas Reopening
James Sims, of Ocean City, grabs a cup of coffee Friday at Ocean City Coffee Co. on Asbury Avenue. The store extended its hours following the closing of a nearby Wawa that is under renovation after Hurricane Sandy.
Michael Ein
Wawas Reopening
Barista Elizabeth Kilcourse, of Egg Harbor Township, right, speaks with customer Mark Fisher, of Ocean City, on Friday Ocean City Coffee Co. on Asbury Avenue. The store extended its hours following the closing of a nearby Wawa that is under renovation.
Michael Ein
Wawas Reopening
This Wawa on West Avenue near 13th Street in Ocean City is being renovated after sustaining flood damage from Hurricane Sandy. It is expected to open by March.
Michael Ein
Wawas Reopening
Joe McCullough, of Springfield, Pa., walks to his truck Friday at the Wawa on West Avenue near 13th Street in Ocean City. The store is under renovation after sustaining flood damage from Hurricane Sandy. It is expected to open by March.
Michael Ein
Wawas Reopening
This Wawa on West Avenue near 13th Street in Ocean City is being renovated after sustaining flood damage from Hurricane Sandy. It is expected to open by March.
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