Superstorm educational facility set to open in NJ

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SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. (AP) — After Superstorm Sandy destroyed the boardwalk business she ran for 30 years, Patty Hershey is reopening with a bigger and better facility that will offer both some familiar fare and a unique interactive exhibit.

Hershey renovated her Big Top Arcade to unveil on Monday the Shake Shoppe Arcade on the upper level and just below it, she is on the verge of also opening a unique educational facility revolving around the storm that left a devastating footprint on the Jersey Shore in October.

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