Snow aftermath: Tracking conditions in Monmouth County
News 12’s Tony Caputo spoke with in residents in the Monmouth County communities of Old Bridge and Howell.
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Feb 17, 2024, 5:12 PM
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Updated 256 days ago
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6ds ago Residents from Old Bridge to Howell began cleanup efforts following Saturday's snowfall, which some areas saw accumulations of up to a foot.
News 12’s Tony Caputo spoke with in residents in the Monmouth County communities.
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