Downed power lines prompt Amity Regional High School to dismiss students early
A large tree fell on Center Road around 10:17 a.m., taking down utility wires and causing power outages in the area.
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6h agoAmity Regional High School in Woodbridge dismissed students early Monday due to downed power lines nearby.
A large tree fell on Center Road around 10:17 a.m., taking down utility wires and causing power outages in the area.
The Woodbridge Police Department says Rt. 114 was closed between Amity Road and Pease Road for several hours.
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