Large boat knocks down telephone pole wires in Atlantic Highlands
JCP&L and Verizon crews responded overnight to repair the downed wires on First Avenue.
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Jun 24, 2023, 10:54 AM
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13h agoA large boat struck overhanging wires in the Atlantic Highlands.
JCP&L and Verizon crews responded overnight to repair the downed wires on First Avenue.
The incident impacted three telephone poles.
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