Somerset County officials monitoring the Raritan River for flooding risks
News 12's Chris Keating interviewed Somerset County Commissioner Doug Singleterry about the Raritan River and whether or not floodgates have been lifted.
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Aug 9, 2024, 4:11 PM
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News 12's Chris Keating interviewed Somerset County Commissioner Doug Singleterry about the Raritan River and whether or not floodgates have been lifted.
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