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Stonington Public Schools Closed Monday and Tuesday Due to Hurricane Sandy
Residents in low-lying areas strongly encouraged to evacuate.
Stonington Public School students will not have school on Monday and Tuesday due to Hurricane Sandy.
First Selectman Ed Haberek said a decision about whether or not to cancel school on Wednesday would be made once the storm hits the area.
There will also be no trash-pick up on Monday and Tuesday. The landfill is open to 1 p.m., today, Sunday, Oct. 28.
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With Hurricane Sandy posing a grave risk to shoreline Connecticut, Haberek said he is strongly encouraging residents in low-lying areas to evacuate.
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"If you have an aunt in Vermont, now would be a good time to visit her," Haberek said.
An Everbridge message will be going out to residents in areas prone to flooding urging them to evacuate. At this time the evacuation is voluntary.
Visit Stonington-Mysitc Patch's Hurricane Sandy Storm Center for more updates.
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