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St. Peter School We Teach Respect, Reverence & Responsibility in a Challenging Academic Setting 415 Atlantic Avenue Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742 732-892-1260 • www.stpschool.org welcome! Welcome to the New Jersey Shore, and thank you for reading JERSEY SHORE Vacation Magazine and its companion map, the JERSEY SHORE Vacation Map. (Hopefully you found it right alongside this guidebook!) Our publications and website are designed to bring you a wealth of information to make your life more enjoyable "down the Shore." If you're a long-time visitor or a local resident, you may find things you haven't discovered or be reminded of offerings you may have forgotten. When using these resources, you'll find a myriad of information to make your time at the Shore more rewarding and exciting. On our covers and throughout our pages, we are proud to present paintings and photographs by some of the Shore's most talented artists and photographers. This summer's covers, "Morning Light, Avon" and "Surf at Asbury," were painted by Theresa Troise Heidel, one of the nation's finest watercolorists. Throughout our guides, you'll find many places to go and things to do including area towns, farmers' markets, attractions and activities, parks and recreation areas, public golf courses, historic sites and museums, lighthouses, theaters, and more. You'll also find comprehensive guides to accommodations, stores and shops, art galleries, real estate, and our dining out section—one of the best sources available for restaurants and nightlife at the Shore. Just released is Volume II of "Aftermath – Images of Superstorm Sandy at the Jersey Shore" by photographer David Turton and published by Jersey Shore Publications. Volume I (released in October 2013) covers the catastrophe in Ocean County on the barrier Island from Seaside Park to Point Pleasant Beach. Volume II covers Coastal Monmouth County—from Manasquan to Sea Bright. On the morning and days after the Superstorm devastated much of the Jersey Shore, David headed out on foot and by boat to document the storm's aftermath. In these books are presented his visionary images of the catastrophe. These astonishing photographs preserve not only the aftereffects of the Superstorm in these regions but also David's personal journey through his beloved and now destroyed Jersey Shore. Rarely has there been a set of books that have documented in such detail the aftermath of a catastrophic storm. With more than 435 historic photographs in both volumes, these important books preserve what happened to this region for future generations lest they forget the unfathomable power of the sea. A portion of the profits from these books is being donated to various charities that continue to help victims of the storm. For more information, please see pages 6 and 7. Please be sure to see our other books about the Jersey Shore featured on pages 90 – 97. They are available for purchase at stores throughout the Jersey Shore as well as online. Page through our magazine and map and visit us online. May you find inspiration and discoveries to enrich your life along the beautiful New Jersey Coast. —George Valente, Editor and Publisher Subscriptions and Book Orders: Toll Free: 888-22-SHORE • Online: www.jerseyshorevacation.com 2014 marks our thirty-first year of publishing magazines, guidebooks, maps, internet sites, and beautiful books about the Jersey Shore. In addition to publishing JERSEY SHORE Vacation Magazine and the JERSEY SHORE Vacation Map during the summer months, we also publish LONG BEACH ISLAND Vacation Guidebook & Map. During the spring and fall/holiday seasons, we publish our full size, flagship magazine, JERSEY SHORE. Our publications include a companion website, JERSEY SHORE Publications Online (www.jerseyshorevacation.com), the internet's largest and most informative site about the central and northern New Jersey Coast.