Referring to coastal storm protection efforts, oceanographers like to muse “The ocean always
bats last.”

In the 1800’s, local fishermen of Sea Bright warned builders to respect the protective
sand dunes that once blocked the view of new homes along the beach. And old-timers on
Staten Island used to caution newcomers: “Don’t build East of Hylan Boulevard” (The longest
street on the island.)

Join us to revisit some legendary storms of our coast, how they form, and their impacts on ways
we prepare for the next “BIG ONE” and what we can expect in the future.

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