‘Major’ wildfire in N.J. sparks evacuations, road closures
Another wildfire in nearby Ocean County was still burning after breaking out Wednesday in Jackson Township. That fire, dubbed the Shotgun Fire by officials, had grown to 300 acres in size just before 10 a.m. on Thursday, and threatened six structures.
New Jersey fire officials provide update on wildfire in Evesham Township
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The Bethany Run Wildfire, which is located in the towns of Evesham and Voorhees, had burned through 300 acres as of 8 p.m ...
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service says the fire is in Evesham and Voorhees townships on the border of Burlington and Camden ...
Dry conditions have driven an increase in New Jersey's wildfire incidents, with more than 400 fires reported in October alone ...
Léelo en español aquí. "The New Jersey Forest Fire Service remains on scene of a wildfire burning on the boarder of ...
A wildfire that was burning near a neighborhood in Evesham Twp., Burlington County was 90% contained as of Thursday.
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Over 700 acres burning in uncontrolled wildfires throughout New Jersey this weekThree separate wildfires are burning throughout New Jersey, consuming over 700 acres and creating residential evacuations.
JACKSON - The wildfire that started Wednesday afternoon grew to 300 acres overnight, but is 40 percent contained as of ...
A wildfire has broken out in Evesham, Burlington County, with flames threatening up to 50 structures, according to initial reports.
October saw its share of major wildfires, including one that started Halloween in Downe Township, Cumberland County, in the ...
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