Floodwater builds up in sinkhole on Ramsey Avenue in Hillside
A sinkhole on Ramsey Avenue in Hillside has been a concern for a while.
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Sep 29, 2023, 10:32 PM
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Updated 754 days ago
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The storm Friday caused floodwaters to build up in a sinkhole on Ramsey Avenue in Hillside.
News 12's Amanda Lee says the sinkhole has been a major concern in the area for a while.
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