Schools
Delayed Opening For All Basking Ridge Schools On Wednesday
Bernards Township has also opened its Town Hall as a warming and charging center for residents.
BASKING RIDGE, NJ — Due to the weather forecast, all Bernards Township Schools will be on a two-hour delayed opening schedule, the district announced Tuesday night.
Ridge High will begin at 9:35 a.m., William Annin will begin at 9:45 a.m. and all elementary schools will begin at 10:45 a.m. The buses are on a 2-hour delay.
There is no before care and lunch will only be served at the high school. Students at all other schools are encouraged to bring snacks.
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The conditions will be reassessed in the morning and a follow-up message will be issued if necessary.
Bernards Township opened its Town Hall as a warming and charging center for residents.
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AccuWeather meteorologists warn of "dangerous to life-threatening conditions" stemming from rapid flooding, downed trees, high winds and darkness Tuesday night.
Power outages could be widespread and long-lasting, especially in remote areas, AccuWeather added, with the most ferocious wind gusts expected to happen overnight.
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