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WARETOWN, NJ — The 19-year-old accused of causing the 15,300 acre Jones Road Wildfire denied responsibility, according to a report. Outside of the Ocean County Courthouse Monday, Joseph Kling ...
A local forester believes taking an ecological approach to forest management will help mitigate wildfires similar to the one that has burned more than 15,000 acres in Ocean County.
A 19-year-old was charged with arson in connection with the wildfire that's ravaging parts of New Jersey, the Forest Fire Service announced Thursday. ... Kling, of Waretown, New Jersey, ...
County prepared for an emergency, such as the fire that occurred in April in Ocean County? County officials say "yes," but ...
For the first time, Republican voters in New Jersey are going to the polls in a primary contest in which there are no so-called county lines.
WARETOWN, NJ - The Jones Road Wildfire that began on Tuesday, April 22, has currently burned approximately 15,000 acres in Waretown and Lacey Township and has been under investigation from the start.
According to AccuWeather, the zone of moderate wildfire smoke impact now stretches along the northern tier of the US, including the Great Lakes region and cities like Chicago. Dry, warm weather has ...
Tens of thousands of mattresses sold on Amazon are being recalled due to a serious fire hazard, officials said.Crayan is recalling about 100,000 of its 10-inch and 12-inch mattresses, ... Find Your ...
A pair of 18-year-olds has been accused of starting a fire by shooting a flare gun into a house in Ocean County.
How do you "contain" a wildfire? 02:49 Several weeks of fiery destruction have changed the landscape of Minnesota's northland. The three main wildfires — Camp House, Jenkins Creek and Munger ...
Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) A comprehensive assessment of the U.S. wildfire response workforce reveals significant data gaps, particularly regarding state, local, Tribal, volunteer, and ...
The wildfire smoke may prompt health advisories in many cities and states. In Canada, more than 25,000 residents across three provinces have been evacuated due to the worsening air conditions.