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Forest fire has burned 4,000 acres in New Jersey but is now 65 percent contained, officials say

  • A forest fire in New Jersey's Wharton State Forest has burned 4,000 acres, with 65% containment reported by the New Jersey Forest Fire Service.
  • Containment crews are making progress in controlling the fire, according to NJFFS officials.
  • As a safety measure, the Batona Campground was evacuated, and parts of the Batona Trail and Tulpehocken Trail are closed due to the Tea Time Hill Wildfire.
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