Wyckoff

but not as bad as we were concerned about, I must admit.

In this area, you know, this is Franklin Lakes, Wyckoff, Oakland, Ramsey, not so bad, not so bad.

I know it's going to rain throughout the night, but tomorrow supposedly sunshine is coming back.

All right, it's live radio.

Kind of a fun gangster movie set on Staten Island where I get strangled to death.

There's like a fun, Tara Reid is in that, who I grew up with in Wyckoff.

Crazy.

Not her, the story that we, she might be a little crazy too.

We will keep in touch.

I'm in New Jersey all the time because of the New Jersey Housewives.

So I love me some Wyckoff.

I love me some Franklin Lakes.

Does it really make sense to manage that house? The kids have long since moved on because they never could afford to stay in the place that they grew up.

I saw this in New Jersey earlier when my graduating class in 1981, once they got into adult years, They bought houses in Pennsylvania, upstate New York, Grand Rapids, Michigan, because they couldn't buy houses in Wyckoff, Midland Park.

They couldn't afford houses where they had grown up.

And so then the parents, when they get to a certain age, they move out to be near the kids.

So we're going to be visiting Demarest Farms in Hillsdale.

We're going to be visiting Abma's Farm in Wyckoff, and we're going to test out their apple cider donuts and decide who's got the best donuts.

So without further ado, let's get started, everybody.

So really, what is it like living on a farm? What is family life like on a farm? What is your work life like? And can you live off what your farm produces? My assumption always is you can live off what your farm produces.

That was such an awesome visit.

Now that it's after Labor Day, it's time to think about fun autumn activities and what could be better than visiting a farm to go pumpkin picking, petting zoo visits, crispy apples, and the like.

Two great local places to take the family are Abma's Farm in Wyckoff and Demmer's Farms in Hillsdale.

So I'll let you guys look into that and I'll have great pictures on our Farm Crunch Instagram page.

Where we're seeing the worst issues, parts of Morris County, Bergen, Rockland, Essex, Hudson and Passaic County, especially near parts near Paramus.

We're looking at near Wyckoff, seeing the heavy rain and the flooding near Garfield.

We're seeing the flooding.

It is just a mess.

But that's really the emotion I'm left with mainly is the sadness.

Mike Armstrong, Global News, Wyckoff, New Jersey.

Next, along for the ride, the volunteers putting BC seniors on the road again.

There is so much NFL on ESPN right now.

Here as they give up the middle, and again, the Notre Dame defense closes right down and fullback Bob Hutton.

And the sophomore from Wyckoff, New Jersey, is knocked down after a gain of only about two yards.

It'll be third down and eight.

The ball is just across the 25-yard line.