Superstorm Sandy 10 Years Later: Share Stories From Gloucester Twp.

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ — Superstorm Sandy made landfall in New Jersey on Oct. 29, 2012, and 10 years later, its legacy continues to grip the Garden State.

Gloucester Township Patch would like to hear your Sandy story and how it changed you and the neighborhood.

Just about everyone who lived in New Jersey at the time has a memory to share about Sandy — some awful, some inspiring. While other parts of the state had more significant damage from the historic storm, South Jersey was not as hard hit. Many residents and first responders emerged from the wind and rain to go help other areas of the Garden State.

Patch is asking readers to submit photos and memories. Those memories can be a recollection of surviving without power, the long lines at the gas stations, traveling to help in other counties, or how a business or life was impacted. If you would like to share your story or photos, please email [email protected].

Note that by sending your photos to Patch, you're giving us permission to use them in an article. Photo submissions must include the name of the photographer (for the photo credit) and express permission from that photographer for Patch to publish the photos.

Photos and stories may be used in future coverage on Patch. Patch may also reach out for comment. Please feel free to include a contact number if interested. Thank you!