Gov. Murphy declares state of emergency; requests federal funding for repairs on I-80
Local business owners hope that as well, as their concerns grow over a loss of revenue.
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5h agoNow that Gov. Phil Murphy has declared the continued work on Interstate 80 East in Wharton a State of Emergency, the hope is to get federal funding to help with repairs.
Local business owners hope that as well, as their concerns grow over a loss of revenue.
Tonight, many are scheduled to meet in Roxbury to further discuss their concerns.
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