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Tracking Outages, Reports Questioned, Beating Nor'easter Top Stories

High school board voting and school closings also among week's top stories.

We've been tracking who's got electric service restored all week, crowd-sourcing the work in town. Readers have been helping us update where there's services and where's there's not.

Other top stories this week include:

One of the reasons we launched the map was because readers were having trouble getting good information—as it turned out, township officials were having the same problem.

Find out what's happening in Warrenwith free, real-time updates from Patch.

Surviving the Coming 'Snow'easter' Without Power

Just when we thought we were out...a fresh threat arrived with cold temperatures, high winds and snow.

UPDATE: Przybylski Maintains Lead as More Ballots are Counted

Hurricane Sandy caused such widespread damage to the state, officials encouraged residents to use mail-in ballots and other means to make sure residents voted—even extending the deadline for mail-in ballots to Friday.

Find out what's happening in Warrenwith free, real-time updates from Patch.

This clouded the election, and while at last notice, Greg Przybylski holds an edge over Diane Belcuore, the results aren't official yet.

Unstable Power Supply Shutters Schools for 10th Day 

Warren Township schools had service in most schools by the end of the week, but was it safe for students?  


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