Last of N.J.'s Sandy-damaged boardwalks finally reopens (PHOTOS

Last of N.J.'s Sandy-damaged boardwalks finally reopens (PHOTOS

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More than three years after Hurricane Sandy, Long Branch celebrated the reopening of its boardwalk.

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