Old Man Winter appears to be sticking around a little longer. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for Somerset County with 2 to 4 inches of snow expected by Thursday morning. The Somerset County senior centers in Hillsborough, Manville, Montgomery, Quail Brook, Raritan, Warrenbrook and the Senior Wellness Center in Bernards will be closed Wednesday. The Office on Aging and Disability Services in Somerville will be closed to “walk-ins” Wednesday for the safety of patrons. Clients needing information and assistance can call 908-704- 6346. A mix of snow, sleet and …

Utility companies are warning customers to be prepared for the second round of winter's latest storm that is expected to produce as much as three-quarters of an inch of icy glaze by late Wednesday morning. As of 12:15 p.m., PSE&G was reporting that there were fewer than 500 Bridgewater residents who were currently without power. Recycling collections for some households will be delayed because of the icy conditions. Crews will be working Wednesday evening and Thursday to complete all pick-ups. For more information, call the Somerset County Recycling Center at 732-469-3363. According to the …

With the inclement weather continuing into the night, the Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District has now cancelled school for Thursday. The district had initially declared on Wednesday a two-hour delayed opening, but the storm continued through the night and dumped about a foot of snow by daybreak. The Somerset County Vocational & Technical Schools on Vogt Drive also initially announced a delayed opening, but will instead have a full snow day. All state government offices will have a two-hour delayed opening. Keep checking with Patch for additional updates. Check out our photos of …

The snow is coming down, several hours earlier than was originally predicted, and the National Weather Service is predicting it will continue through Wednesday and possibly into Thursday morning, with the heaviest snowfall Wednesday evening. The prediction, according to the National Weather Service is for one to three inches during the day Wednesday, and four to eight inches possible in the evening. Bridgewater Patch will be providing updates about school closings and other information residents need to know throughout the snowstorm. Do you have any snow-related news? Post it in the comments …

Snow is blowing, and the National Weather Service is predicting the possibility of a few more snow showers through Wednesday. Bridgewater Patch will provide updates throughout the "snow day" about everything you need to know. Do you have snow-related news? Share it in the comments and we'll check it out. No School Means Snowy Fun: Children around the township spent some of the day off from school playing in the snow as they slid down hills on their snowboards. Check out photos of several kids who, after spending time playing Wii at home, decided to spend an afternoon on their snowboards at …