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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.
A massive wildfire in Ocean County that scorched more than 8,500 acres is sending smoke across parts of the tri-state area ...
Firefighters have made enough progress on a massive wildfire burning in Ocean County for officials to fully reopen both the ...
Firefighters in New Jersey are still working to extinguish the largest wildfire the Garden State has seen in years, and a ...
With traffic routes like the Garden State Parkway, Route 9 and Route 532 closed, cars are at a standstill across parts of ...
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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 ...
The Jones Road fire, about 90 miles south of NYC, was first reported Tuesday morning and has burned more than 12,000 acres.
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