DEP organizational chart for 9/11 emergency response, Sept 2001
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Document outlining key personnel and roles within the Department of Environmental Protection during the immediate aftermath of the September 11 attacks.
Hundreds of
rotting fish wash
ashore again
■ Cape May area
covered for
second time in less
than a week
ASSOCIATED PRESS
WILDWOOD CREST, N.J. -
For the second time in less than a
week, several hundred rotting fish
have washed ashore in Cape May
County.
The roughly foot-long fish, iden
tified as Atlantic Menhaden,
began appearing early yesterday
morning in Wildwood Crest, offi
cials said. By late afternoon, the
beaches were covered with fish.
“(The number) is hard to quan
tify, but it’s enough where it would
be an annoyance,” borough Beach
Patrol Capt. Bud Johnson said.
It was not immediately known
what killed the fish. Authorities
were trying to determine if a fish
ing vessel had dumped the fish or
lost their catch in the area.
Last Monday, a similar incident
occurred on beaches in Stone Har
bor.
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