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GPS technology used to locate lost hikers - Courier-Post

The women, whose names were not released, called 911 Sunday at 7 p.m. to say they couldn't get out of the Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area before sunset. Sgt. Bill Hughes of the Morris County Park ...

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