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Families displaced by Hurricane Sandy face competition for housing as summer visitors arrive
Staff photo by Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Doug and Teri Gragg check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off its foundation Thursday off Washington Drive in Brigantine.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Doug and Teri Gragg check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off the foundation off Washington Drive, in Brigantine, Thursday March 15, 2013. Like many, the Graggs face the prospect of another displacement at the end of their lease as the summer tourist season begins.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Doug and Teri Gragg check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off the foundation off Washington Drive, in Brigantine, Thursday March 15, 2013. Like many, the Graggs face the prospect of another displacement at the end of their lease as the summer tourist season begins.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Doug and Teri Gragg check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off the foundation off Washington Drive, in Brigantine, Thursday March 15, 2013. Like many, the Graggs face the prospect of another displacement at the end of their lease as the summer tourist season begins.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Teri Gragg brought the family dogs, TJ and Bella, to check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off the foundation off Washington Drive, in Brigantine, Thursday March 15, 2013. Like many, the Graggs face the prospect of another displacement at the end of their lease as the summer tourist season begins.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Doug and Teri Gragg check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off the foundation off Washington Drive, in Brigantine, Thursday March 15, 2013. Like many, the Graggs face the prospect of another displacement at the end of their lease as the summer tourist season begins.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Doug and Teri Gragg check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off the foundation off Washington Drive, in Brigantine, Thursday March 15, 2013. Like many, the Graggs face the prospect of another displacement at the end of their lease as the summer tourist season begins.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Doug and Teri Gragg check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off the foundation off Washington Drive, in Brigantine, Thursday March 15, 2013. Like many, the Graggs face the prospect of another displacement at the end of their lease as the summer tourist season begins.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Teri Gragg brought the family dogs, TJ and Bella, to check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off the foundation off Washington Drive, in Brigantine, Thursday March 15, 2013. Like many, the Graggs face the prospect of another displacement at the end of their lease as the summer tourist season begins.
Vernon Ogrodnek
Facing Displacement
Doug and Teri Gragg check out their Sandy-damaged home that was lifted off the foundation off Washington Drive, in Brigantine, Thursday March 15, 2013. Like many, the Graggs face the prospect of another displacement at the end of their lease as the summer tourist season begins.
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