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What to know about the New Jersey wildfire as it expands, closes parts of Garden State Parkway
A wildfire in the Greenwood Forest Wildlife Management Area near Barnegat Township, New Jersey, has burned 8,500 acres and is only 10% contained. The Jones Road Wildfire, which erupted Tuesday, prompted the evacuation of thousands of residents and forced the closure of a major stretch of highway as thick smoke drifted across the Jersey Shore.
Firefighters have made enough progress on a massive wildfire burning in Ocean County for officials to fully reopen both the ...
A massive wildfire in Ocean County that scorched more than 8,500 acres is sending smoke across parts of the tri-state area ...
Firefighters in New Jersey are still working to extinguish the largest wildfire the Garden State has seen in years, and a ...
The fire in the Pine Barrens led to the evacuation of 5,000 residents and temporarily shut down a stretch of the Garden State ...
Normal traffic patterns are resuming on Wednesday, but officials in the towns affected by the Jones Road wildfire urge ...
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Ocean County, NJ wildfire consumes more than 13,000 acres, could be largest in nearly 20 yearsOfficials also said during a Wednesday update that this could end up being the largest wildfire in New Jersey in 20 years.
In May 2007, a wildfire near where the Jones Road Wildfire began was caused by a military exercise that ignited a fire that ...
A major wildfire has been declared between Barnegat and Waretown, authorities said. The fire, in the area of Jones Road, was reported about 10:15 a.m. The New Jersey Forest Fire Service is at the ...
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