The Board of Education also approved proposals to replace the ceiling at Woods Road and masonry work across the district.
The crash happened on Saturday in the Township.
The explosion caused damage to the living room, chimney, walls, and front door.
Scams, DWI arrests, and shopliftings were also reported in the Hillsborough Police blotter for January.
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Some Board members found portions of the policy "disturbing," while others said it protected the fearful professionals acting in good faith.
During the vigil, pictures of Renee Good, Alex Pretti and Keith Porter Jr., were used to represent all of those who lost their lives to ICE.
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Brett Ajamian, 29, of Belle Mead, was charged with third-degree possession of child sexual abuse materials.
Montgomery Police released its latest blotter.
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Hillsborough Police are warning residents to use caution when driving through the area on Friday.
The Hillsborough Township Committee approved the purchase of a Scenic Shelter Pavilion for $191,889 on Tuesday night.
"One thing is clear: We do not want ICE in our town," said the student group.
Patrick J. Lin reportedly had written down a wish list. Item number two was "kill someone and get away with it."
Kimberly Ritch of Bridgewater started All Goodness No Gluten, based in Hillsborough, to help others find gluten-free products easier.
Patrick J. Lin, 37, of Hillsborough, was recently charged with the double homicide of his parents in September 2025.
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The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will meet Feb. 8 in a rematch of one of the greatest NFL championship games in history.
The goal aims to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries through a comprehensive approach.
The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory, which will be in effect from Monday night until 10 p.m. on Wednesday.
The vigil will be held in remembrance of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were shot and killed by Federal Immigration Agents in Minnesota.
While we didn't receive as much snow as in North Jersey, Somerset County did get enough for schools to close on Monday. See how much:
Due to weather conditions, all Hillsborough Township Public Schools, Municipal Offices, and Library will be closed on Monday.
From Saturday night through Monday morning, Hillsborough is expected to get between 12 to 18 inches of snow.
The statewide award was given to the Somerset County Park Commission by the Sports Field Managers Association of New Jersey (SFMANJ)
The December blotter also included a $1,200 theft of alcohol, DWI arrests, and shoplifting.
"The Duke Farms pair has a three egg clutch," announced Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ.
A GoFundMe was launched for Top Line Nails following a fire on Sunday morning in Hillsborough.
Judge Borkowski called Natarajan's actions "extreme acts of violence" against the most vulnerable in our population.
The second Bald Eagle egg of 2026 arrived just three days after the first was laid.
The election was held following the resignation of former Chair Michele Kidd, who announced her decision to step down on Jan. 7.
A vigil will be held to remember two Hillsborough boys, ages five and seven, who were murdered on Tuesday night.
Jamaal Williams, 24, of Somerset, and Sierra Manfredi, 26, of Milltown, were charged in connection with the robbery.
Priyatharsini Natarajan told her husband that she killed their boys, ages 5 and 7, and they had been dead for hours, documents say.
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Police discovered the violations during massage license application inspections, according to the blotter.
The road is closed for most of the day on Thursday, said police.
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"There are no words to adequately capture the weight of this tragedy," said Superintendent Michael Volpe.