mold

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Attention allergy sufferers: It's time to stock up on boxes of tissues. Ragweed pollen levels in New Jersey are supposed to be nasty the next couple months.

We've hit the point of the year where summer is starting wind down and eventually transition into fall which means leaves falling, weather getting cool and allergies flaring up all over again.

The Lakehurst Elementary School building, which is already closed due to a mold issue that surfaced in the summer, will remain shut down until January due to a new health concern.

Brick School officials closed five classrooms Monday in a section of the high school due to mold found in that part of the building.

Two Brick schools as well as elementary buildings in Stafford and Lakehurst are being cleaned and repeated tests are being run after mold was found recently.

Recent concerns about mold at a Brick Township elementary school are causing concerns from parents who fear about their children's health.

Since the summer, Drum Point Elementary School in Brick has had a mold problem. Many parents claim their kids are getting ill and it's forced one teacher to transfer. While efforts to fix the issue have been ongoing for months, disgusting new pictures have surfaced revealing just how bad the conditions have gotten.

Parents are expressing concern over mold at a Brick elementary school. An emergency school board meeting is happening Friday to go over the options.

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It's going to be an interesting start to the year for one Jersey Shore middle school. The doors are closed and parents are upset.