News 12 Staff

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Jan 21, 2026, 6:09 AM

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A West Milford woman walked away with no injuries after a crash Monday night in Hardyston brought down live wires on the road.

Police say the driver lost control at the intersection of Route 23 and County Route 515 and hit a utility pole.

Live wires and a transformer fell and blocked the highway.

Nobody was injured, and the debris was removed from the roadway.