Some residents are helping battle the massive fire that continues to burn on the New Jersey-New York border.
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Some residents are helping battle the massive fire that continues to burn on the New Jersey-New York border.
Cleanup crews worked non-stop to get Wildwood back to the way it was after the Trump rally.
Cleanup crews worked non-stop to get Wildwood back to the way it was after the Trump rally.
The crowd standing in line outside the Wildwood Convention Center grew rapidly ahead of President Donald Trump's 'Keep America Great' rally Tuesday.
A line that snaked back and forth outside the Wildwoods Convention Center continued to grow early Tuesday as hundreds and hundreds of people from across New Jersey and other states joined to stand in the biting Jersey Shore cold for hours for a chance to see President Donald Trump.
Bundled up in sleeping bags, hats and gloves, and sitting on folding chairs many of them planned to toss later, the crowd — which started to form Sunday afternoon — quickly grew to a few thousand people trying to be among those admitted inside to see Trump speak tonight.
Most public employees, including teachers, are required to live in the state under the New Jersey First law.