'Ghost bridge' submerged for more than a century in North Jersey is exposed by drought
Likely submerged for most of its existence, the stone bridge now exposed along with the reservoir's bare floor provides the ...
Smell smoke? Wind shift wafts Jennings Creek fire smoke across North Jersey
As winds shift, residents in areas particularly in Sussex County on Thursday sucked in the pungent smell of smoke from the ...
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Here's how to reserve Thanksgiving meals at community dinners in Waymart, Milford area
Takeout will be available at the Delaware Township Building on Wilson Hill Road in Dingmans Ferry from 11 a.m. to noon, and ...
Gusty winds making it harder to contain massive wildfire on N.J.-N.Y border
Blustery conditions hampered firefighters on Tuesday as they sought to contain a stubborn wildfire in northern New Jersey and ...
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North Jersey raging wildfire may quickly destroy 5,000 acres
WEST MILFORD — A wildfire raging on the New Jersey and New York ... a cigar until it gets dry enough and then that fire can ...
Woman Found Dead In Park, Multiple Fires Ravage NJ: Weekend News
Wildfires raged in New Jersey, blazing through thousands of acres this weekend and a woman was found fatally shot inside a ...
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West Milford Fire Department seeking supplies for crews at Jennings Creek Wildfire
Fire Company 4 of the West Milford Fire Department is currently seeking supplies ... can be dropped off at the Vernon police ...
New York forest ranger, 18, killed while fighting wildfire: State police
The young forest ranger was among those battling a massive wildfire that has spread in New Jersey and New York.
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Oakland County community calendar Nov. 10 and beyond
• Oakland County Parks and Recreation Appreciation Days offer free park entry on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, and Thanksgiving Day, ...
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Litchfield History Museum earns award for CT Western Reserve exhibit: Not exactly ‘milk and honey’
The Connecticut Western Reserve in Ohio was not exactly the land of milk and honey, according to the award-winning exhibit at the Litchfield History Museum.