Cleanup made Paterson's Great Falls run dry
Paterson's Great Falls ran dry during a cleanup. Eagle Creek Renewable Energy on Thursday diverted the Passaic River so workers could clean up debris along the shore and in the falls. The cleanup happens
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Sep 16, 2016, 3:16 AM
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Updated 3,043 days ago
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Paterson's Great Falls ran dry during a cleanup.
Eagle Creek Renewable Energy on Thursday diverted the Passaic River so workers could clean up debris along the shore and in the falls. The cleanup happens at least once a year.
The Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission says fallen trees, tires and garbage cause blockages.
The Great Falls became a National Historical Park in 2009.
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