Marlboro Township Public Schools closed Thursday after bomb threat
MARLBORO, NJ - Marlboro Township Public Schools in New Jersey was closed Thursday following a bomb threat.
In a post on Facebook just before 8 a.m., the Marlboro Township Police Department said "threats were communicated to us about the Marlboro Memorial Middle School and Board of Education buildings."
"Marlboro Township Police Department along with other law-enforcement agencies are currently conducting a thorough and comprehensive check of the buildings," the post continued to say.
The district had first implemented a two-hour delay, but then decided to close. It's not clear what made the decision change.
In addition, town hall closed "due to a police investigation." It was unclear when the building would reopen.