Cleanup continues at Piscataway apartment complex affected by flooding
Now that much of the flooding from Ida has receded, the cleanup continues at a Piscataway apartment complex that was once severely under water.
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Sep 5, 2021, 1:30 PM
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Updated 1,249 days ago
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4h agoNow that much of the flooding from Ida has receded, the cleanup continues at a Piscataway apartment complex that was once under water.
News 12 New Jersey Photojournalist John Caprioti spoke with people there who faced several feet of flooding from the Raritan River.
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