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Schools Closed Indefinitely; Curfew Being Enforced
Officials say violators of county curfew subject to arrest

Charlie has been local editor of the Manasquan-Belmar Patch since December 2011.
He joined Patch as a contributor in December of 2010, and the following summer took on weekend editor duties for the southern-Monmouth/northern-Ocean counties region.
He also served briefly as the region's general assignment reporter.
Charlie graduated from Ramapo College, where he was editor-in-chief of the school newspaper.
He attended St. Rose High School in Belmar and has been a Wall Township resident for more than 20 years.
Officials say violators of county curfew subject to arrest

Route 35 reopened to traffic in both directions
Borough Hall releases several storm-related updates
Larger pumps, similar to ones used during Katrina, arriving from Michigan
Travel restrictions remain in place as search and rescue missions continue
Gov. Chris Christie flies in to assess the damage
Local disaster recovery hotline setup; borough asking for volunteers
More than 5,000 Manasquan and Belmar customers without power
County sewage pumps flooded during overnight storm
Officials tell residents, others to stay out until further notice
Residents, officials face aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
Doherty says during height of flooding emergency crews won't be available
Manasquan's Emergency Management coordinator says Sandy about to get worse fast
Father and son thrown from jet ski; boy being treated for minor injuries
Entire town should be cleared out by 12 p.m. Monday, mayor says
Schools closed Monday; garbage pickup canceled through Tuesday
Residents must be cleared out by 2 p.m. Sunday
Public Works working through weekend pumping Lake Como and Silver Lake