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ATLANTIC COUNTY: Residents along bay in Northfield, Linwood and Somers Point urged to leave
Ben Fogletto
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Martin Luthor King, Jr., Blvd, in Atlantic City, 10:00am, as Hurricane Sandy approaches Southern New Jersey, Monday Oct. 29, 2012
Ben Fogletto
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Beach looking toward Ventnor in Atlantic City 8 a.m. on Monday as Hurricane Sandy approaches.
Joel Landau
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Northfield public work employees Mike Gatto, right, and Eddie Hackett clear leaves from a storm drain at Second and Davis avenues Monday morning. Flooding from cloged drains is a major concern.
Michael Ein
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Snug Harbor resident Montgomery Dahm records flooding along Connecticut Avenue in Atlantic City, Monday Oct. 29, 2012, as Hurricane Sandy approaches. photo by Michael Ein
Ben Fogletto
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Dawn, Monday in Alantic City.
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Baltic Avenue in Atlantic City.
Ben Fogletto
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Baltic Avenue in Atlantic City Monday morning.
Mike Ein
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Sewell Avenue in Atlantic City at sunrise on Monday morning.
Mike Ein
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A personal watercraft floats down North New Jersey Avenue in Atlantic City Monday morning.
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