Bolton High School is closed for the day after a power outage and smoke condition in the building. According to Bolton fire officials, emergency crews responded to the school on Brandy Street for a report of a power outage due to last night’s stormy conditions.

A power outage at Bolton High School prompted a 2-hour delay on Thursday morning, according to officials. According to fire officials, the wind knocked down power lines, causing the school generator to turn on and set off alarms.

The Department of Veterans Affairs planned a significant reorganization, which could result in the loss of more than 80,000 jobs across the agency. The Genesis St. Joseph’s Center was evacuated Wednesday afternoon following a water-related issue at the facility.

Connecticut power outages after an overnight storm caused delayed school openings Thursday in Cheshire and Bolton.

Transformer fires were reported in Bolton and Cheshire, and other instances of power outages were reported in Colchester and Mansfield.