Crime & Safety
50 People Now Homeless In Fire At Woodbridge Center Apartments
Here are dramatic photos of Friday morning's fire, and how to help fire victims:
WOODBRIDGE, NJ — A fire tore through the Woodbridge Center Plaza apartment complex in the early-morning hours of Friday, said the town.
The fire started shortly before 6 a.m. in apartment building #23, and more than 50 residents have been displaced and are now homeless. Nobody was killed or injured in the fire.
The Woodbridge Fire Dept. has these dramatic photos of the fire: facebook.com/IAFFLocal290
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The Woodbridge Community Charity Fund is now accepting donations of cash, checks and gift cards, said Mayor John McCormac.
The mayor said the greatest need right now is for monetary donations and gift cards redeemable at grocery stores and wholesale/retail outlets.
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No donations of clothing, household items or furniture will be accepted.
Checks should be made payable to the Woodbridge Community Charity Fund, c/o Office of the Mayor. Donations of cash, checks and gift cards can be dropped-off at the Mayor’s Office, (3rd floor), Woodbridge Municipal Building, One Main Street, Woodbridge, NJ 07095.
Contact the Mayor’s Office at 732-602-6015 or WBMayor@twp.woodbridge.nj.us to obtain additional information on how to help.
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