Traffic delays expected as order for federal employees to return to office begins
This morning, News 12's Tony Caputo is keeping an eye on possibly traffic issues in Lakehurst.
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This morning, News 12's Tony Caputo is keeping an eye on possibly traffic issues in Lakehurst.
Lakehurst police tell News 12 they'll keep an eye on traffic patterns this morning as the employees enter Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst.
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