Mercer County schools reopen after water well repaired
All of Hamilton, Hamilton Square, Robbinsville and Chesterfield are now fully restored.
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Jun 5, 2023, 11:38 AM
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Updated 325 days ago
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8h agoSchools are clear to open Monday in Mercer County after areas faced little to no water pressure over the weekend.
All of Hamilton, Hamilton Square, Robbinsville and Chesterfield are fully restored.
A state of emergency was declared due to issues with water pressure. Some schools were closed on Friday, while others were dismissed early due to the issue.
Aqua New Jersey officials said a water well failure was the cause.
