The article reports on a small earthquake that occurred in Peapack-Gladstone, New Jersey, and its aftershocks. The earthquake, with a magnitude of 2.4, struck in the early hours of the morning, causing minimal damage and no injuries. This earthquake was one of the aftershocks from the 4.8 magnitude earthquake that struck the region on April 5. Scientists said the initial earthquake and related aftershocks are located near the Ramapo Fault. RCEI Affiliate Kenneth Miller explains that the Ramapo fault was formed about 400 million years ago when the continents pushed together.
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