Atlantic Cape Community College Faces Potential $800,000 Funding Shortfall Amid State Budget Cuts

Overview: At a recent meeting of the Atlantic County Board of Commissioners, discussions centered on the financial challenges confronting Atlantic Cape Community College (ACCC), with a potential $800,000 shortfall looming due to proposed state budget cuts. The college’s administration has been vigorously advocating for the restoration of $20 million in funding, emphasizing the significant impact these cuts could have on students and educational programs. Commissioners also approved several financial appropriations for community improvements and discussed strategic measures to address declining enrollment at the college.

Pleasantville Residents Voice Concerns Over Neighborhood Disturbances at City Council Meeting

Overview: At the recent Pleasantville City Council meeting, residents raised community issues, including neighborhood disturbances and infrastructure projects. The council addressed various ordinances and resolutions, focusing on development plans and community safety initiatives.

Hamilton Township Advances Redevelopment and Honors Community Contributions

Overview: In a recent Hamilton Township Council meeting, developments in local infrastructure and community recognition were at the forefront. Discussions centered around a major redevelopment project aimed at transforming a large site into a mixed-use development, alongside acknowledgment of long-serving community members and various administrative resolutions.

Galloway School Board Approves Budget Amid State Aid Challenges, Recognizes Student Achievements

Overview: The Galloway School Board recently approved a budget for the fiscal year 2026, navigating challenges in state aid alongside a proposed tax levy increase, while also celebrating remarkable student achievements in science and community contributions.

Greater Egg Harbor School Board Receives National Recognition for Mental Health Initiatives

Overview: The Greater Egg Harbor School Board meeting highlighted developments, including the district’s national recognition for mental health initiatives, updates on the annual budget, and achievements by students and staff.