NOTE from Preparedness Pro: TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY! Remember: There are MILLIONS of dollars that your leaders are automatically halting as a result of this evacuation–millions of dollars that they need especially in this economic environment. The fact that they are “pulling the trigger” on this evacuation should NOT be taken lightly! You know they wouldn’t walk away from all of that money if they didn’t feel like lives were genuinely at risk if they didn’t have to!
Breaking Weather News: Mandatory evacuations are returning to portions of NJ ahead of a nor’easter that’s expected to strike the Garden State on Wednesday.
Some barrier islands are still under a mandatory or forced mandatory evacuation order; other communities impacted by Sandy are looking to have their residents head to safer ground just in case the nor’easter strengthens more than expected. Brick Township is one such example.
These areas include but are not limited to;
• Midstreams neighborhood East of Jordan Rd.
• Area of Island Dr. in Cedarcroft
• North & South Dr. (Metedeconk)
• Princeton Ave. East of Beaver Dam Rd.
• Cedarbridge Manor East of Lions Lane
• Vanada Woods
• Eagle Pass
• Sandy Point
• Tilton Rd
• Cranberry Cove
• Swan Point Park including Beaton and Gale Rd.
• Baywood East of Pilot Dr. and Mandolay Dr.
• Cherry Quay South of Tiller Lane
• Sailors Quay off of Pleasant Dr., North Pier and South Sailors Quay
• Waterfront Property in Mallard Point
• Seaview Dr. & Seaview Ave in Seaview Village
• Shore Acres
• Seawood Harbor
• Waterfront Property in Bay Harbor
Residents whose homes that do not fall into the Mandatory area that have been damaged and/or affected from Hurricane Sandy are strongly encouraged to evacuate.
http://brick.patch.com/topics/Mandatory+Evacuation
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Hi Kellene, I have tried to research 2 subjects but cannot find anything. The first is making your own penicillan and the second is Eating the clams from the great lakes, is it safe and how to. If you know anything I would be grateful. Thankyou for everything you teach. Margie
I’ve not addressed those two topics on here Margie.
Thank You for posting this. I hope people take this seriously. I don’t live in the affected area but my prayers and heart go out to those affected by this devastating storm. God Bless to You and Yours
I was interested in Margie’s inquiry about making your own penicillin so I searched your archives too. Didn’t find anything.
Too bad for them….they were stupid enough to vote Obama back in have them call him for help. You would think people would learn. Help yourselves and each other. NO ONE ELSE WILL HELP YOU
Lots of people will help, and have helped. But I agree, it’s best to rely on each other and not on the federal government.
thier was a report on WGCR radio Nov 2 here in Western North Carolina the announcer knew a person @ Duke power stated utility workers from Alabama an other states were turned away from N.J.an N.Y. for not being unionized the people of this area need to know this if you have the means check this out its a shame an a disgrace .
I don’t live in this area but I am very sorry for the people who are affected. I hope they will be safe and take your warning.
Thinking about and planning in regard to keeping your family safe and well in the event of any disaster should be our first priority.
I’M WITH M.J.!!!!! LET THEM CALL OBAMA TO HELP THEM!!! Those are the kinds of people that scoff at ‘preppers’. They won’t do anything to prepare for any kind of disaster because they are so confident that the government is going to be there to bail them out. Let them rely on Obama! We’ll see how much he helps them!
Kellene would you please add the date a blog is written immediaely under the featured article title instead of at the end. I have found when going back to older posted blogs it is difficult to chronicial the date unless I go into the “comment areas”. Thank you.
Being embittered by the election results will help no one and is a waste of energy. There are limits to the degree with which you can prepare for a disaster. Remember government is people. With tax dollars we help in places we can not be and when there are needs close to home we can be direct help.
Kellene, what is your preferred method of storage? SO many claim “their’s” the best but my confidence in you
I’m sorry, Sharon. I’m not sure I understand the question. Storing what?
For those of us who are preparing, Sandy was a good exmple of why we need to continue to add to our stashes. That 3 day supply is not near enough in a true emergency. I’m glad I’m not a city slicker. My sister is. They live in a totally different mindset. She calls me a country bumpkin, but in an emergency she will be without food and water almost immediatey. I’m glad God gave me the wisdom to know that I do not know it all, and the wisdom to search out and learn from others. Thank you Kellene for your good information, and encouragement.
Sorry! Foodsaver bags, vaccun seal jar, or Mylar bags and oxygen absorbers..which has longest shelf life and what do you think about dehydrated foods for storing