Monday marks the first anniversary of the violent storm that left many in East Windsor, Cranbury and Hightstown without power, pulled trees from their roots, flooded roads, and decimated homes and businesses.

While Irene blew through Central Jersey, East Windsor Patch was there to cover a hurricane that, despite a devastating aftermath, was downgraded to a tropical storm.

One year later, we want to know: Does the storm continue to impact you? What changes did you make in and around your home? Did your business survive the wind and flood damage? Are there still areas that remain unfixed?

Share photos of your neighborhood from the storm and from today, so we can see how far the area has come since the devastating storm made landfall.

Leave your comments below, and share your stories about how Tropical Storm Irene impacted you and your family.

Hurricane Irene on East Windsor Patch:

Hurricane Irene in Photos

Hightstown Borough Under Water

Hurricane Irene Causes Flooding in Cranbury

Hightstown Flooding Causes Widespread Damage

Local Supply Update for Hurricane Irene

Hurricane Irene: The Aftermath

Tornado Warning Issued for Hightstown and East Windsor

Cranbury's Brainerd Lake Floods, Residents Urged to Stay Indoors

Hightstown Residents Should Boil Water Before Use

VIDEO: Hightstown Firefighters Rebuilding After Hurricane Irene Damages Firehouse

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