
Ed Segall, the patriotic operator of the Sea Gulls' Nest restaurant on Sandy Hook, is unsure when -- and if -- he will be able to re-open the popular outdoor restaurant devastated by Hurricane Sandy, he tells the New York Times.
The 85-year old war veteran told the newspaper the family business is caught up in bureaucratic red tape, and struggling with issues with insurance and the federal government.
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