Fire officials: Jennings Creek wildfire now 50% contained on 5th day of firefighting efforts
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service says that the Jennings Creek Fire – the wildfire along the New York-New Jersey border – is 50% contained and has burned more than 2,200 acres of land. The fire can be seen by looking across the Monksville Reservoir.
Efforts to contain the Jennings Creek Wildfire continued Wednesday with a new set of challenges on its sixth day. Here's ...
As of Wednesday morning, the Jennings Creek fire has burned through over 4,300 acres of Sterling Forest, according to ...
As of Wednesday morning, the Jennings Creek fire has burned through over 4,300 acres of Sterling Forest, according to ...
The Hudson Valley has been placed under a level 2 drought watch by the NYSDEC and a red flag wildfire watch by the National ...
The Jennings Creek fire has burned nearly 5,000 acres as New Jersey sees its driest conditions in 120 years, according to the ...
The fire was 30% contained, but suppressing efforts were hampered by dry air and foliage that serves as tinder after two ...
About an hour after it concluded, the department announced a press briefing for Wednesday “to discuss the state entering ...
New Jersey’s governor has issued a drought warning and said water restrictions could come if conditions worsen. The dry spell ...
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