More than a year after the remnants of Hurricane Ida battered New Jersey, including large portions of Manville, FEMA will provide about $10 million to help fortify the borough against future storms, NJ Advance Media has learned. According to FEMA, $60 million— $10 million for New Jersey, $40 million for Louisiana, $5 million for Mississippi and $5 million for…
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