Workers remove contaminant from Keyport beach
News 12's Chris Keating was on the scene along Raritan Bay.
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1h agoWork has begun in Keyport to remove a contaminant, known as iron ore slag, from a local beach.
The Department of Environmental Protection was on the site Monday morning.
News 12's Chris Keating was on the scene along Raritan Bay.
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