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Sandy Claims House In Wainscott, Batters Beaches And Dunes

Publication: The East Hampton Press
By Michael Wright   Oct 31, 2012 11:10 AM
Nov 2, 2012 12:42 PM
While the discomfort and inconvenience of power outages will likely be the most talked about impact from Hurricane Sandy, her most enduring hallmark will be the decimated beaches, dunes and homes along the ocean.

Along the whole of the South Fork, ocean beaches were erased by the sea for most of Monday and Tuesday and dune systems battered by the towering waves impacting with them with the force of a locomotive.

Areas with thin or small dune systems were almost uniformly overrun by the surf. In several places along barrier islands in Hampton Bays, East Quogue and Quogue the ocean washed across Dune Road and flowed into Shinnecock and Tiana Bay. In Bridgehampton and Sagaponack overwashes into coastal ponds occurred in several places as well.

A beachfront cottage in Wainscott, owned... more

What did you intend to say regarding this statement? "In West Hampton Dunes, Mayor Gary Vegliante said that the broad system of dunes created as part of the Army Corps of Engineers rebuilding." It makes NO SENSE!
By modgrrl (8), Bridgehampton on Oct 31, 12 7:14 PM
Ron Perelman is the Chairman of Revlon
Ronald Lauder is the son of Estee Lauder, the founder of her eponymous company. You got the cosmetics companies WRONG.
By modgrrl (8), Bridgehampton on Oct 31, 12 7:20 PM
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