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FEMA to open Somerville disaster reco...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will open a Disaster Recovery Center in the Somerset County Human...
2 police sergeants sworn in at counci...
Nearly 100 people showed up at the borough council meeting Monday night for the promotion to sergeant of police...
Trick or Treating cancelled in Somerv...
Mayor Brian Gallagher announced that Trick or Treating in Somerville is cancelled this year. New Jersey Governor Chris...
30% of town still waiting for return ...
Restaurants and stores are opening in downtown Somerville today as power has been restored to 70 percent of the...
Power restored to Main Street, Senior...
At about 9 p.m. Thursday, the lights came back to Main St. and the Somerville Senior Housing center on Mountain...
Volunteers pitch in to help feed seni...
While many Somerville citizens were concerned with their own well being, one group jumped into action to help...
Power restored in some areas of Somer...
The power is coming back on in Somerville – slowly. Somerville Emergency Management Coordinator Michael Stitley...
Power restored at hospital, Halloween...
Power has been restored to Somerset Medical Center, which had been operating on emergency gererators since Monday...
80% of Somerville without power, road...
As crews work to clean up Somerville after Hurricane Sandy, a curfew is still in effect. “Roads are dangerous, power...
Mayor: trees, wires down; stay off st...
Hurricane Sandy roared through Somerville Monday night bringing down trees and wires but the borough was spared any...
Candyland window, trees break in Some...
The heavy wind started kicking in around 4 p.m. blowing in a large window at Candyland on W. Main St. and trees...
Somerville curfew in effect after 5pm...
Somerville mayor Brian Gallagher declared a state of emergency as of 9 a.m. today and issued a curfew for all areas of...
Government offices, schools closed Mo...
With Hurricane Sandy looming, Somerville government offices including the borough hall, library and Somerville schools...
Get Shore storm news from our special...
As part of SomervilleToday’s affiliation with the NJ News Commons at Montclair State University, we are...
Sunday morning storm update: be prepa...
4:00 p.m. update: Mandatory evacuations will be in effect as of 1:00 p.m. Monday At their Sunday morning emergency...
Somerville planning mandatory evacuat...
Update: 4 p.m. Sunday — Evacuations will be mandatory as of 1 p.m. Monday It looks like Sandy is coming to...
Water conservation urged by NJ state ...
Due to ongoing concerns about below normal precipitation, Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob...
Mild winter didn’t save Somervi...
The mild winter and lack of snow seems like it should have saved the borough a ton of money – but it didn’t...
Heavy rain bringing river just below ...
All that rain we got overnight has the Raritan River and Peters Brook nearly leaving their banks in Somerville. But...
Curbside leaf pickup starts Oct. 24
The leaves are starting to fall and that means it will soon be time to rake our yards. The borough will vacuum loose...
If you can, stay off the roads tonigh...
With all the road closures in the area, traffic in Somerville is a mess. The main problem is the closure of Rt. 206...
FEMA recovery center to open Friday i...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will open a Disaster Recovery Center in Somerville starting 8 a.m....
More rains means Raritan River overfl...
All the rain yesterday added to high river levels and saturated ground means only one thing: more flooding. The...
Commentary: Thanks to Somerville̵...
When I walked into the Somerville Police Department Sunday morning to get an update on the storm damage, I saw the...
Latest updates on the flooding in Som...
The borough released the following information at 9 a.m. Monday: *The State of New Jersey and the Borough of...
Hurricane Irene photo gallery
Here are photos sent by readers of SomervilleToday and photographer Loren Fisher. Send your photos to...
Images of flooding in Somerville
Here are some photos taken by Loren Fisher of scenes around Somerville after Hurricane Irene came...
The rain is over but the flooding is ...
Hurricane Irene didn’t do the wind damage many expected but the worst of the flooding may still be...
Hurricane coverage on SomervilleToday...
Here is what we have planned for Hurricane Irene coverage: Live blogging using CoverItLive. Our team will be...
We have live Hurricane coverage all d...
Follow our live coverage of Hurricane Irene. Post your questions or...
Somerville orders evacuation of low a...
Somerville officials have ordered a mandatory evacuation of flood prone areas in the borough by 4 p.m....
Somerville, county libraries closing ...
All nine branches of the Somerset County Library System (SCLS) will close at 12 noon on Saturday, August 27 ahead of...
Somerset County issues hurricane warn...
Somerset County departments and emergency-response agencies are preparing for Hurricane Irene. “From emergency...
Somerset County park facilities close...
The Somerset County Park Commission has announced that all park facilities will be closed on Sunday, August 28, 2011...
What to do if the hurricane hits Some...
During the possible storm caused by Hurricane Irene, here are important phone numbers you may need: Call 911...
Hurricane prompts NJ state of emergen...
State and national weather watcher are warning New Jersey residents to be ready for Hurricane Irene. Gov. Christie has...
Severe thunderstorm watch issued unti...
A severe thunderstom watch is in effect for Somerville, Somerset County and most of Central New Jersey. The National...
Somerville residents can get rain bar...
The Somerset County Regional Center Partnership, through a grant from the New Jersey Water Supply Authority, is...
Somerville pools open extra hours thi...
With the massive heat wave upon us, Somerville’s pools will be open extra hours this weekend. Pools are open the...

