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Voting for Tuesday Set in Hopatcong and Sparta
Residents will still be able to vote despite loss of power in borough and township.

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Residents will still be able to vote despite loss of power in borough and township.

Police also say DPW is still working on clearing trees in roadways and to call if help is needed.
Town officials work together to share resources, information for how to help residents during Sandy aftermath.
Showers are also now available at Mahlon Dickerson.
Five original voting locations now condensed ino three due to power loss from Tropical Storm Sandy.
Hearings delayed until criminal case is resolved against Kolbs for walking their 'potentially dangerous' dogs without muzzles.
Police offer several updates about power, brush removal, and garbage pick-up three days after Tropical Storm Sandy tore through the township.
Residents should head to high school for shelter while JCP&L currently works in the borough to clean up damage, mayor says.
Teachers ask for families to post any food or supplies they may need for their children.
Restaurant on Route 15 survives Sandy, never loses power.
Some customers get power back 6 p.m. Wednesday, but most are still left without electricity, police say.
Shell stations on Woodport Road and Sparta Avenue will open at 8 a.m.
Residents can stop by the fire house on Route 15 and Senior Center at any time.
Police urge residents to continue to stay off roads.
No power has been restored in Hopatcong since Tropical Storm Sandy took out the borough's electricity Monday night, police say.
High school remains open for shelter.
Residents can head to Jefferson Senior Center and fire house on Route 15 on Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
While Hopatcong is completely out of power, dozens of residents stop by high school to rest, eat, shower or just stay warm and charge electronics.
Mayor urges residents to stay off roads, and says township has a mandatory curfew from 7 p.m. Tuesday to 6 a.m. Wednesday.
Police urge residents to stay off roads, Halloween and school cancelled on Wednesday.