Good morning New Jersey. Here’s your audio update highlighting the massive rainfall totals from thunderstorms fueled by Tropical Storm Debby with more heavy rain on the way, a National Night Out crash that injured five people and $16.7 million house sale that could be the priciest of the year so far.
Plus, we’ll tell you about the return of the beloved Fairy Tale Forest attraction two decades after it closed.
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