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PHOTOS: Submit Your Photos of Hurricane Sandy in Scotch Plains and Fanwood

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Poplar Place. "Tree is still there. Nobody will touch it until PSEG comes out. Still waiting!" Sue Hackett
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Tree down in Forest Road Park. It brought wires down, too, so be careful. This is looking towards home base on the baseball field. Credit Smokie
Corner of Union & Grand. Credit Janet Blaes
Corner of Union & Grand. Credit Janet Blaes
Corner of Union & Grand. Credit Janet Blaes
Acacia Road, Scotch Plains. Credit Danielle Smith
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Now that Hurricane Sandy has struck, many residents are dealing with the aftermath. Many streets are blocked off with downed trees and power lines, while unfortunate residents suffered a direct hit.

Patch wants to know how Sandy affected you. Keep your neighbors informed and submit photos of whats happening around you in SP or Fanwood.

What does Scotch Plains or Fanwood look like after the storm? Has your home suffered a hit? Is your street flooding? Are there downed trees or power lines? Please tell us so we can inform residents!

How? You can:

1. Post a message under this article

2. Upload your pics to this article by clicking "Upload Photos and Videos"

3. Add your photos to our neighborhood gallery: http://patch.com/A-pqw3

4. E-mail pics and info to Nicole.Bitette@patch.com

Stay safe, everyone!



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Nicole Bitette

3:17 pm on Monday, October 29, 2012

Thank you Janet and Smokie for the pictures!

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Scotch plains resident

11:42 am on Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Church St has 2 down trees: one that crashed through a house near St Barts and another on other side before Forrest, St Bart's back parking lot blocked with branches, Westfield Rd has down trees, Mountain Ave just above Cook Ave has a tree across, Richelieu Terr has a tree down across the road. I heard that 30 houses in SP were destroyed by trees. Horrible mess, but at least there was no flooding that I have heard of.

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Nicole Bitette

4:02 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Wow.. Thanks SP Resident. I drove around yesterday but could barely get through town due to so many down trees and power lines. Appreciate the update! Hope you and your family are safe! Best.

Scotch plains resident

10:49 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012

I was at work today: watchung reservation appears closed. Can't get off or cross rt 22 at mountain of next turn heading west. Hardly any traffic lights on. Very creepy. If take 24 home u can't get home via summit and many detours. If take 78 east it is clear thru new prov rd.

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Patrick maloney

10:26 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012

I live in Ca. My sister in Scotch Plains is still w/o power
Your freakin kidding me ,right!!!!
What's up with Rolling Knolls Rd??????????

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