Belleville schools move to virtual classes as firefighters tackle hot spots
Town officials say overnight rain helped firefighters as crews continue to wet down stubborn, hard‑to‑reach hot spots that remain smoldering.
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Belleville students will attend virtual classes today and tomorrow as cleanup efforts continue at the site of the massive warehouse fire.
Town officials say overnight rain helped firefighters as crews continue to wet down stubborn, hard‑to‑reach hot spots that remain smoldering.
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Some residents are still living without power or other utilities. Others whose homes were filled with smoke are receiving assistance from the town and the American Red Cross.
Officials say residents in need of help can report to the Belleville Friendly House, located at 21 Frederick Street.
Roadways affected by the fire are reopening. Washington Avenue, also known as Route 7, has fully reopened to traffic.
Town officials say further updates are expected later today as cleanup and recovery efforts continue.
