PSEG facility in Clifton renames building in honor of fallen NJ soldier
PSEG is renaming its facility on St. Andrews Boulevard in Clifton in honor of Sgt. Jim Harvey.
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Oct 6, 2022, 8:20 PM
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4h agoThe former employer of a fallen soldier from New Jersey is honoring his memory by renaming a building.
PSEG is renaming its facility on St. Andrews Boulevard in Clifton in honor of Sgt. Jim Harvey. The building will now be called the Harvey Switching Station.
Harvey worked for PSEG as a substation operator before deciding to enlist in the Army. He was killed in 2011 while serving in Afghanistan.
Family members attended the dedication Thursday.
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