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Local Emergency Responders Monitoring Hurricane Earl
Right now the hurricane is not expected to affect the area on Friday.

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Right now the hurricane is not expected to affect the area on Friday.

Also, two burglaries were reported in Short Hills, and a dumpster was reported stolen.
Safety concerns as school gets read to open are cited as the reason for the fence along Millburn Avenue in the construction zone.
The show opens Sept. 22, and it features several Paper Mill alumni.
A look back at the week that was in Millburn-Short Hills in about a minute.
The Vacchianos sell eggs at the Summit Farmers Market each week, and they can't say if the recall has affected demand.
The store for baby furniture and kids toys is moving to Millburn Avenue.
The former Seton Hall basketball coach is accused of shoplifting at the Mall at Short Hills.
A squirrel was electrocuted while walking on a wire, according to a fire department report.
The state Department of Environmental Protection held a hearing about a drought watch and the water supply levels Wednesday.
Annual sportsmanship conference educates on risks, impact of concussions.
The baseball is considered a favorite item at the Millburn-Short Hills Historical Society.
Todd Schmidt joins the staff, coming from the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick.
Robert Tillotson and his family owns a house in New Orleans, and it needed to be rebuilt after the storm five years ago.
The Millburn Fire Department's old alarm boxes will be up for auction soon.
Downtown Millburn welcomes new businesses at its recent board meeting.
School officials are working with police to keep as many buses away from the downtown bridge construction project as possible. Also, they are working to protect students as they walk through town.
The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Millburn Public Library
Also, people were treated for injuries following two car crashes last week.
The eight antennas would be on the roof of the Short Hills hotel.