PETE D’AURIA / JERSEY JOURNAL – Nine years ago, Superstorm Sandy left the city of Hoboken under water.
Hurricane-force winds and a 14-foot storm surge submerged roughly 80% of the bowl-shaped city, causing an estimated $100 million worth of damage.
Now, the city is breaking ground on a multimillion-dollar resiliency project aimed at preparing for the next storm …
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