Increased beach erosion in Ocean County expected with storms set to arrive this weekend
More beach erosion in Ocean County is expected to occur this weekend.
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It comes just days after last weekend’s storm left parts of Ortley Beach with 5-foot-high sand cliffs.
News 12 New Jersey's Jim Murdoch has more on when we can expect the next round of federal beach replenishment.
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