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Shelter at Kilroy Park Available
Facility ready to be used, authorities say. Power outages already reported in town.
A shelter at Kilroy Park for flood victims and those who lose power is ready to be used, town officials said.
There will be cots and showers at the facility. There is heat and electricity at the shelter so people can charge their cell phones. Meals will be provided. The shelter will be staffed with volunteers.
A shelter was created at Kilroy Park last year after Tropical Storm Irene.
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PSE&G is reporting that as many as 500 people in Wayne have already lost power.
Police Chief John Reardon said that no residents have requested to use the shelter yet.
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Winds are expected to blow tree branches and other debris around today. Winds are blowing at 25 to 30 miles an hour. Gusts of 50 to 70 miles an hour are expected throughout the day, authorities said.
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