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Toms River Senior Center Closes Thursday After Power Outage Disrupts Activities

By Shore News Network Staff Report / April 30, 2026
Public, single-story building with wheelchair ramp and benches outside, under a blue sky with a bare-tree foreground and a partial flag in the corner.

Toms River, NJ — A power outage forced the Toms River Senior Center at 652 Garfield Avenue to close on Thursday, interrupting daily programs for local residents who rely on the facility for meals, activities, and support services.

Township officials said the closure applies for the full day, with crews working to restore electricity in time for normal operations to resume Friday. While the building remains closed, regularly scheduled programs are expected to continue once power is restored.

The center typically operates Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., serving adults 60 and older with a mix of social, health, and recreational programming.

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Key Points
• Power outage shuts down Toms River Senior Center for the day Thursday
• Facility at 652 Garfield Avenue serves residents age 60+ with daily programs
• Officials expect power restoration in time to resume normal operations Friday

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Spring programs highlight center’s role

Even with the temporary closure, the center’s spring schedule shows how central the facility is to the community. The center features a packed calendar that includes book clubs, tai chi, bingo, watercolor classes, and transportation services for seniors needing rides to appointments or activities.

Upcoming programs extend into May, including a “Community Health Law” session scheduled for May 6, along with recurring outreach services that assist seniors with Medicare, prescription plans, and tax rebate applications.

The center also hosts off-site trips—such as visits to Smithville and the Columbus Flea Market—along with free transportation options for township residents.

You can visit the Toms River Senior Center‘s website for a full list of programs and events.

Outreach and support services paused

Beyond recreation, the closure temporarily halts access to essential services offered on-site.

Outreach staff regularly assist seniors with benefits counseling, insurance questions, and state aid programs, services that are especially important for fixed-income residents navigating healthcare and housing costs.

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