New Jersey residents tough bitter cold to celebrate Christmas Eve
The bitter cold wasn’t stopping New Jersey residents from enjoying their Christmas Eve.
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Dec 24, 2022, 10:40 PM
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14h agoThe bitter cold wasn’t stopping New Jersey residents from enjoying their Christmas Eve.
News 12 NJ’s Kimberly Kravitz spent the day at the Jersey Shore where plenty of people were enjoying the outdoors and shopping.
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