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Totowa Completes Emergency Fire Hydrant Flushing

Residents may continue to experience temporary water discoloration.

Neighbor Damages Man's Pressure Washer

Improper startup and technique can destroy a pressure washer's pump, costing more than the machine itself.

Lovelandtown Bridge Reopens After Repairs

The bridge connecting Point Pleasant and Bay Head in New Jersey has reopened after a two-month closure for maintenance work.

Bridge Repairs Begin Between Sea Girt and Spring Lake

10-week project to address spandrel walls and aging pylon on Bridge W-27 on First Avenue

Kenilworth Announces North 22nd Street Closure

Tree removal work will require road closure on March 4.

Water Main Break Disrupts Service in Southern Avalon

Repairs expected to be completed by end of day on Monday

New Jersey American Water to Flush Pipes, Affecting Somerville Customers

Annual system-wide flushing to maintain water quality and pressure will take place over several months.

Basking Ridge Approves $1.4M for Park Upgrades, New DPW Vehicles

The Bernards Township Committee unanimously introduced an ordinance for various capital improvement projects.

New Providence Borough Seeks Contractors, Summer Help

Borough Council approves measures to hire arborist, electrical and architectural services, and seasonal DPW workers.

Frankford Residents Prevail in Court to Rebuild Septic System

After a four-year legal battle and $350,000 in costs, a New Jersey judge ruled in favor of the Seibert family in their dispute with a neighbor over a septic system construction permit.

Princeton Residents Debate Who Should Clear Sidewalks

Homeowners say clearing snow is a huge burden, while others argue it's a public responsibility.

Summit Residents to Undergo Utility Line Checks

City partners with water company on lead service line replacement program

Whippany Fire Commissioners Hold February Regular Meeting

Discussions cover staffing, consolidation, and fire response coordination

Roselle Park Repair Café Returns on March 21

Community members can bring broken items to be fixed by volunteer experts at the upcoming event.