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ATLANTIC COUNTY: Residents along bay in Northfield, Linwood and Somers Point urged to leave

Ben Fogletto

Hurrican Sandy Monday

Martin Luthor King, Jr., Blvd, in Atlantic City, 10:00am, as Hurricane Sandy approaches Southern New Jersey, Monday Oct. 29, 2012

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Hurrican Sandy Monday

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

Hurrican Sandy Monday

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

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Dawn, Monday in Alantic City.

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Baltic Avenue in Atlantic City.

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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.

Danny Drake

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