Manasquan Reservoir still reeling from drought
News 12’s Kim Buk reports that the reservoir's water levels remain at an all-time record low despite today's rain.
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27ds agoThe Manasquan Reservoir, a critical source of drinking water for over 1.2 million people in Monmouth and Ocean counties, is still struggling to recover from the drought.
News 12’s Kim Buk reports that the reservoir's water levels remain at an all-time record low despite today's rain.
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