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Rural New Jersey Firefighters Get Help From The State
The state has doled out $8,000 in federal funds to four local volunteer firefighting agencies to help them battle blazes in rural and wildland areas.
Dec. 15, 2003
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The state has doled out $8,000 in federal funds to four local volunteer firefighting agencies to help them battle blazes in rural and wildland areas.
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