2:15pm Tipster Update: The Oakview area has power again.
A rumor that Demarest Elementary School had been the scene of a fire last night is unfounded, Goul said.
More, from Bloomfield Life:
Last night, there were 45,000 homes in the immediate area without power. This morning, that number has risen to 57,000. A PSE&G representative told police he'd never seen as much devastation in such a small period of time before.Power went out in the police station last night, and the station's generator malfunctioned. Local police borrowed a generator from the county that is still being used.
Felicity Towers, a senior citizen facility, is still without power. Health department workers and police are on the scene assisting with anyone who needs medical attention.
At 8:00 p.m. last night, Fred Menzel, the head of the Bloomfield Office of Emergency Management, declared a state of emergency in the township that continues this morning.
According to Police Capt. Chris Goul, Bloomfield may not see a complete restoration of power until Friday, though he added that is a "worst-case scenario."



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since there are about a a dozen articles on the same subject, I'm not sure if it has been said but: Anyone hear about the Tornado that demolished Nutley?