Sea.Hear.Now. Festival draws thousands despite dangerous rip currents from Storm Lee
The Sea.Hear.Now. Festival was rocking and rolling in Asbury Park on Saturday despite the dangerous rip currents brought by Storm Lee off the coast.
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Sep 16, 2023, 9:11 PM
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5h agoThe Sea.Hear.Now. Festival was rocking and rolling in Asbury Park on Saturday despite the dangerous rip currents brought by Storm Lee off the coast.
News 12 New Jersey’s Amanda Lee took in the festivities.
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